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A VISION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
Welcome to Intercollege, where students are
inspired and challenged to achieve their full
potential.
This publication provides general information on
Intercollege and its academic programmes, as well
as other helpful information for the students.
Located in Cyprus, at the cross-roads of three
continents, Intercollege, holds a prominent position
in Cypriot higher education. International in philosophy, the College hosts students from all over the
world, in a multicultural learning environment,
promoting friendship, cooperation and understanding.
The College pursues excellence in education
through high teaching standards, in a continually improving academic environment. Besides
classroom instruction, Intercollege offers students
opportunities to become involved in a whole range
of activities including student clubs, sports, public
lectures and seminars.
Intercollege is also actively involved in the
community with campaigns for various causes,
including environmental protection, and the
provision of opportunities or personal and professional growth. In recognition of its environmental
work the College has received the prestigious “Global
500” award from the United Nations. Other examples
of community service include campaigns for fighting
world hunger and raising funds for worthy causes.
The College also delivers classes to inmates of the
island’s central prison.
Intercollege has been successful in many international competitions. One of the recent most
important is a Gold Medal received by an international student in the 2003 International Mathematics
competition for College students.
The College is involved in European projects as a
partner and a coordinating institution.
Intercollege received approval for an Erasmus
College charter and is an official participant in the
European Credit Transfer System (ECTS)
Public opinion has recognised the comprehensive contribution Intercollege is making. Indeed, a
local survey has found Intercollege to be “the most
reputable College in Cyprus”.
All the above contribute to Intercollege’s vision for
the future, and are encapsulated in the College’s
motto “Excellence in Education”.
We are delighted that you are considering spending
some of the most crucial years of your life at
Intercollege, an institution committed to “Excellence
in Education”, and in making a significant difference
to your future.
CONTENTS
Part One
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INTRODUCTION
Cyprus: An International Education Centre
Intercollege: An International Educational Philosophy
The Most Reputable College in Cyprus 8
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THE COLLEGE
Three Sites 14
Erasmus17
College Resources (Computer Facilities, Laboratories)
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Library22
Student Affairs
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ACADEMIC POLICIES AND SUPPORT
Academic Policies and Regulations
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Students’ Rights and Responsibilities
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Academic Freedom
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Registration31
Cyprus: An International Educational Centre
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Awards and Graduation
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Administration and Committees
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ADMISSION
Admission Requirements
Admission Procedures
Financial Information
Scholarships/Financial Aid
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PROGRAMMES OF STUDY
Undergraduate programmes (Certificates)
Undergraduate Programmes (Diplomas)
Undergraduate programmes (Higher Diplomas)
Undergraduate programmes (Bachelors)
Post-Graduate programmes
Part Two*
Course Descriptions
Faculty
Intercollege Programme Coordinators
Academic Calendar
* Purchased on request
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INTRODUCTION
CYPRUS: AN INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CENTRE
WELCOME
Intercollege is an independent, co-educational,
equal opportunity institution of higher education,
combining the best elements in western education,
quality standards and an international philosophy with genuine care for its students. Located
in Nicosia, Limassol and Larnaca, Intercollege
has become a global education centre offering a
range of academic, professional and vocational
programmes of study. International in philosophy
(the vast majority of its programmes are offered
in English), the College hosts students from all
over the world, in a multicultural learning environment, cultivating critical thinking and lifelong skills,
but also promoting friendship, cooperation and
understanding. Intercollege offers students the
opportunities to become involved in a whole range
of activities including student clubs, sports, public
lectures and seminars and thereby to grow and
develop as persons. The end result of this entire
experience is graduates who are well prepared for
successful careers, but also for further study.
A central feature of Intercollege’s identity is its
special relationship to the University of Nicosia, a
relationship that allows its students to have access
to the University’s library, learning and recreational resources, but more importantly perhaps,
to continue their studies in a quality University in
which they will be particularly welcome.
Apart from the University of Nicosia, Intercollege
maintains close links with a number of European and
American universities, giving our students various
opportunities for transfer.
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Cyprus is situated in the northeastern corner of the
Mediterranean, at the meeting point of Europe,
Asia and Africa. Since the dawn of history, Cyprus
has been one of the most interesting areas of the
region and has a rich and visible cultural history.
Ancient Greeks, Egyptians and Romans along with
the Crusaders, the Byzantines, the Franks and the
Ottomans have all left a powerful legacy for the
modern visitor to see and admire.
Cyprus is endowed with golden beaches, virgin green
forests and other natural wonders. The environment
remains relatively free from pollution and other
ill-effects common to industrialised countries.
Cyprus enjoys a wonderful Mediterranean climate.
Apart from the light rainy season between November
and March, Cyprus is sunny most of the time. Mean
temperatures range from 8ΟC (46ΟF), during the
coldest month of December, to 35ΟC (95ΟF) during
the hottest month of August.
The Cyprus economy is booming and political
stability is firmly established. In May 2004, Cyprus
officially became a member of the European Union
and thus essentially became the bridge between
Europe, the Middle East and the rest of the world.
Having emerged as one of the region’s leading
business and financial centres, the island enjoys
competitive advantages in areas such as tourism,
consultancy, shipping, telecommunications,
banking and insurance.
Italy
Balkans
Black Sea
Greece
Mediterranean Sea
The weather, however, is not the only attractive
feature of the island - the Cypriot people are equally
famous for the warm and friendly welcome they
extend to visitors.
Libya
Turkey
Cyprus
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Israel
Jordan
Kyrenia
Nicosia
Larnaca
Paphos
Famagusta
Paralimni
Limassol
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INTERCOLLEGE: AN INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY
Objectives
In pursuit of its mission, Intercollege strives to:
• Offer quality, career-oriented undergraduate programmes, graduate studies in selected fields, and quality professional programmes.
• Implement the College motto “excellence in education” by encouraging students to strive for excellence in every activity.
• Remain firmly committed to the economic, social, scientific, and cultural development of Cyprus.
Mission
The Intercollege mission is to assist students in
becoming educated individuals, in achieving their
academic and career goals, and assuming responsible roles in a changing world of international
cooperation and interdependence.
Philosophy
Intercollege is international in philosophy, development and outlook. Conscious of its unique location
at the crossroads of three continents, the College
strives to enhance opportunities for education
and understanding between people of different cultures. Intercollege aims to promote both
high academic standards and high principles of
character. Students are encouraged to acquire facts
and competencies in various skills, as well as to
develop cultural awareness, social responsibility
and personal integrity.
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Fostering student-teacher involvement at lntercollege, the faculty are encouraged to blend academic
knowledge with professional experience inside
the classroom and to emphasise a personalised
approach to education. Through close interaction with faculty and staff, students are helped
to examine their goals, abilities and options for
the future.
The College admission policy accommodates
students with varied academic abilities and
aptitudes provided that they achieve the minimum
programme requirements to graduate.
Intercollege’s programmes are modelled on
American and European higher education. The
College is committed to maintaining standards
which comply with those of International higher
education in order to provide students with diverse
transfer opportunities for further study.
• Develop further as an international college, where Cypriot and international students, faculty, and staff are valued for their cultural diversity.
• Recruit and retain qualified faculty and support their development.
• Encourage research, publications, and creative activity.
• Strengthen facilities, resources, and services to provide a stimulating environment conducive to personal growth, discovery and learning.
• Continually review and update programmes to keep pace with developments and standards in International higher education.
• Enhance student communication, democratic leadership and critical thinking skills.
• Expand opportunities for professional and social interaction within the College.
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THE MOST REPUTABLE COLLEGE IN CYPRUS
International students at Intercollege presently
come from many different countries including:
Founded in 1980, Intercollege has an established
reputation for quality higher education. Intercollege
is one of the largest and most prestigious colleges
in Cyprus. Indeed, a relevant opinion survey
conducted by an independent research firm showed
Intercollege to be “the most reputable college in
Cyprus”.
As a modern, progressive institution, Intercollege
offers unique educational opportunities to students
of varied backgrounds.
At Intercollege, students benefit from:
• The opportunity to earn the College’s reputable qualifications.
• Transfer possibilities to prestigious American, British or European universities.
Bangladesh
Belarus
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Burundi
Cameroon
China
Congo
Cote d’ Ivoire
Cuba
Estonia
France
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Greece
Guinea
India
Iran
Iraq
Israel
Jordan
Kenya
Lebanon
Latvia
Lithuania
Moldova
Malawi
Nepal
Nigeria
Pakistan
Palestine
Philippines
Poland
Romania
Russia
Rwanda
Serbia
Slovak Republic
Sri Lanka
Spain
Syria
Sweden
Tanzania
Uganda
Ukraine
United Kingdom
United States
Uzbekistan
Vietnam
Zimbabue
• Its international character and diverse academic and professional expertise.
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The experience of being a member of an international student body. Intercollege students come from many nations to prepare for leadership positions in the professions, the arts, government, industry and commerce.
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THE COLLEGE
THREE SITES: OFFERING A CHOICE OF LOCATION
Nicosia
Nicosia has been the capital city of Cyprus since the
12th century AD. It is the seat of government and the
principal diplomatic, administrative and commercial centre of the island. The city is rich in cultural
and historical heritage with museums, theatres,
art galleries and libraries. Foreign embassies and
consulates are also located in Nicosia. The capital
is an ideal centre for both business and leisure, with
easy access to the island’s other cities, beaches and
mountain resorts. A recognised centre for global
business, Nicosia is also a popular venue for many
international seminars and conferences, with an
excellent infrastructure including the International
Conference Centre.
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Clearly, this overall environment is ideal for students
interested in business, computing and related fields.
The Nicosia Campus offers its students the facilities
they need to successfully pursue their studies. Its
modern computer labs and the facilities for culinary
arts and aesthetics enable students to benefit from a
learning environment that reflects current practices
in the real world. Furthermore, students will find that
their access to the campus gym, cinema, bookshop
and cafeteria will provide them with a student life
that will be fondly remembered for its richness.
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Limassol
Situated on Akrotiri Bay and built along 16
kilometers of the southern coast, Limassol is the
island’s second largest city with a population of
over 170,000. Lemesos, as the locals know it, is a
vital maritime, business, tourism and service center
in the region.
The city, which has developed spectacularly during
the past 30 years, attracts a wide range of visitors,
year round, from all parts of the world because of
its sturdy business climate, diverse cultural activities
(such as the carnival and wine festival), museums
and archeological sites, rich wine industry and the
extensive range of activities it provides for tourists,
business personnel and students. The majority of
these are evident as soon as one enters the district
of Limassol and witnesses the growing number of
international banks, five-star hotels, wineries, and
the numerous landmarks - like the Limassol Castle
and the small port. As one glances across the coast,
the island’s impressive main port, which is one of the
largest and busiest in the Mediterranean, providing
berths and facilities to the busy cruise industry and
intense transit trade, immediately stands out, adding
another dimension to the city.
Limassol is known for its scenic promenade, complemented by its unique amiable holiday environment of the “tourist area”. Both are on the coast
and extremely popular with the local community
and visitors. These come to life on a daily basis after
working hours, and even more so on weekends,
as the vivacious residents of the city enjoy the
amenities and the rest and relaxation these areas
provide. The “tourist area” is especially popular for
its restaurants, clubs and cafes, which, very often,
are only meters from the Mediterranean Sea. It is
no wonder that students and residents from other
cities will often make the short journey to Limassol.
The Limassol Campus is conveniently located in the
heart of the city, only a twenty minutes walk from
the coast. From the Campus, one is able to travel to
Nicosia, Larnaca, Paphos and the Troodos mountain
range in under one hour – ideal for those who wish
to discover the island in their leisure time.
Intercollege Limassol Campus has built its strong
reputation locally and internationally through
the effective delivery of its quality academic and
professional programmes, commitment to research,
collaboration with businesses and other institutions
and the provision of continuous education opportunities to mature students or to organizations that
invest in the training and development of their staff.
The premises make provision for all aspects of
student life: visual aids technology is available in all
classes – teleconferencing facilities are also available
in certain classrooms; computer labs are equipped
with state-of-the-art hardware and software; a
wealthy library; a bookshop; a gym for the keep-fit
fanatics; and a cafeteria for the spirited student body.
any challenges or difficulties that may surface and
how best to tackle them.
The presence of the Department of Student Affairs is
also clearly evident at the Campus. The Department
is responsible for organizing extracurricular activities
and clubs, inviting guest speakers who address the
student body on matters related to their studies or
contemporary social issues, assisting students adjust
to the requirements of further and higher education
and helping international students acclimatise to
local culture. Finally, Local and EU students seeking
employment are able to utilise the services of the
Departments Placement Centre and its connections
to business.
Intercollege Limassol Campus takes pride in what
it offers and the success of its students!
The average class size of 15 allows lectures to
be delivered in a personalised manner, enabling
students to consistently participate in class discussion. Moreover, faculty involvement in research
(computer science, information technology, human
resource management, hotel management, business
entrepreneurship and transmission of data) provides
students with the opportunity to contribute and
remain current in their chosen field of study. Of
course, instruction is not limited to the classroom
environment; faculty often arrange visits to
businesses in the district where students can see
how actual hotels, wineries, factories and service
corporations function.
Important to the steady progress of students and
to assist them in developing sound study habits is
the availability of academic advisors. Each student
is assigned an advisor upon enrollment with whom
the student meets to select courses and to discuss
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At Intercollege Larnaca, students benefit from
quality academic programmes, small classes, professors who meet the highest standards for teaching
and academic excellence, a magnificent campus, and
state-of-the-art facilities. Plus, Intercollege Larnaca
combines the variety and choice of a comprehensive
college with the individual attention typical of a
small college. Intercollege Larnaca’s convenient
location, in the heart of the tourism and business
area of Larnaca, provides plenty of employment
opportunities for many of its students.
Larnaca
East meets West in Larnaca as both Christianity
and Islam have revered religious sites here, with
the mosque of Hala Sultan, an important Moslem
place of pilgrimage, and the church and tomb site
of St Lazarus, Jesus’ friend whom he resurrected
from the dead.
The modern city of Larnaca is built on the shores
of the Bay of Larnaca in the SE of the island, a few
kilometers to the north of the ancient kingdom of
Kition. It is characterised by its low relief landscape
as no part of the city has an elevation of more than
50 meters above sea level.
The city of Larnaca is well-known for its picturesque
sea-front which is beautifully lined with rows of palm
trees, charming cafes and restaurants and a scenic
boardwalk which is nestled alongside Larnaca’s
nautical marina. The Larnaca seafront promenade or ” Finikoudes” as is known in the local Greek dialect
- is the city’s hub for action and events. Indeed, the
promenade comes alive on weekends and during
major festivals as diverse cultural activities are
staged here. The most important of these for the
city of Larnaca is Kataklysmos or the Festival of the
Flood, celebrated in early summer with a series of
cultural events.
Built near the seaside and enriched by beautiful
beaches, people may think that Larnaca is only a
summer resort destination but it is not only that.
Larnaca is a town with many archaeological sites
and places of interest. It has 6 museums within
walking distance from its centre and its art galleries and workshops are real sources of inspiration
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The new multi-faceted building, which is wireless
and features the latest multimedia equipment in all
classrooms, includes lecture rooms, computer labs
with the latest in hardware and software, graphic
design labs and studios, a computer engineering
lab, training kitchen and restaurant, a large and
extensive library, an amphitheater, a conference
room and gym.
The Larnaca Campus is housed in a new state of the
art facility right at the heart of the Bay of Larnaca
within meters of the serene Mediterranean coastline
and only minutes from the town centre and the
Larnaca International Airport.
For Intercollege Larnaca the new campus represents
the beginning of a new era and is another example
of Intercollege’s commitment to better serving its
students. The new state of the art building offers
the latest in teaching tools and a pleasant learning
environment.
Additionally, the Intercollege Larnaca campus
offers two unique features: The Bay View Café and
Restaurant and the InterSalon. The Bay View Café and
Restaurant offers great food at very reasonable prices
as well as breathtaking views of the Mediterranean
Sea in a relaxing atmosphere. The InterSalon is an
outstanding Aesthetics & Hairdressing Salon and SPA
with state of the art facilities and services. InterSalon
offers a wide range of low priced treatments which
are available to the public while offering students
enrolled on these programmes the opportunity
to train in a real life environment. Indeed, the new
campus of Intercollege Larnaca provides every
amenity a student needs to be successful.
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ERASMUS
ERASMUS is part of the European Union Life Long
Learning Programme for co-operation in the field
of education. Its purpose is to improve the quality
of higher education and strengthen its European
dimension. It does this by encouraging transnational cooperation between Higher Education
Institutions, fostering greater European mobility
of students and teachers, and contributing to
improved transparency and academic recognition of qualifications and studies throughout the
European Union.
Participating students will receive a monthly
ERASMUS grant to cover the costs of this mobility.
Intercollege has been awarded an Erasmus +
charter and maintains an Erasmus Office which
provides guidance and support to incoming and
outgoing students, faculty and staff. Intercollege
students may study at partner institutions in other
participating countries or benefit from work internships in any country within Europe. Faculty may
undertake a teaching assignment at one of our
partner institutions, while faculty and staff may
benefit from training programs offered from other
academic institutions, enterprises, or training bodies
across Europe.
With regard to SMP, under Erasmus all students
registered at Intercollege are entitled to be placed
in an enterprise in the field of their studies for
training or job shadowing. The duration is of a
minimum of two months stay including summers
or other holidays. Students wishing to benefit
from this opportunity may do it from their first
year of studies and up to a year after they graduate.
Announcements for such opportunities will be
placed in the College website. The same information will also be available from the Erasmus Office
and/or Student Affairs Office.
Students:
Although students benefiting from SMP will not get
paid directly from the enterprise they will work for,
they will receive an ERASMUS grant depending on
the host country and length of stay.
As a student at Intercollege, you have the opportunity to study for part of your degree in another
European country (Student Mobility for Studies or
SMS), or be placed in an enterprise -in the field of
your studies- for job training (Student Mobility for
Placement or SMP).
First year students: Although you are not eligible to
participate in the ERASMUS programme until your
second year, now it is a good time to research your
opportunities abroad. You can apply while in your
first year for second year participation. Planning
ahead is highly recommended as, for some of our
partner institutions, you may require a reasonable
knowledge of their native language.
Academic Staff:
The objectives of the Erasmus Staff Mobility for
Teaching Assignments (STA) are:
• To allow students who are not able to participate in a mobility scheme, to benefit from the
knowledge and expertise of academic staff from
higher education institutions in other European
countries
• To promote exchange of expertise and experience on pedagogical methods
• To encourage higher education institutions to
broaden and enrich the range and content of
courses they offer
The teaching assignments may be carried out by
teaching staff from higher education institutions
or by invited staff from enterprises. In all cases,
teachers undertaking a teaching assignment must
be integrated into the department or faculty of the
host institution.
The partner higher education institutions must
have agreed in advance on the programme of
lectures to be delivered by the visiting teachers.
Where the person carrying out the assignment is
from a higher education institution, the assignment
must be based on an inter-institutional agreement
between the home and host institution.
In regards to SMS (Student Mobility for Studies),
under ERASMUS, Intercollege has student exchange
agreements with various European countries from
which to choose from. From your second year of
study onwards, you can spend one or two semesters
studying at one of the College’s partner institutions.
The period abroad will be fully accredited towards
your final degree and no fee from the host institution will be charged during your stay.
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Administrative, Non-Teaching, and Teaching Staff
for Training (STT)
Within the broad objective of staff training this
action encompasses the following types of mobility:
• Mobility of teaching staff from a higher education
institution to another higher education institution or to an enterprise, for the purpose of receiving training
• Mobility of administrative and other non-teaching
staff from a higher education institution to a
partner higher education institution or an
enterprise for the purpose of receiving training.
The purpose is to allow the beneficiaries to learn by
transfer of knowledge or know-how from the experiences and good practices of a partner institution
or host enterprise and, thereby, to acquire practical
skills relevant to their current job and their professional development. The activities can be varied:
seminars, workshops, courses, periods of practical
training, and others.
Usually training visits under STT last between one to
three weeks and transportation and living expenses
are covered by Erasmus. The grant depends on host
country and length of stay.
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For more information, please contact:
LIMASSOL
The Erasmus Office
Intercollege Limassol
92 Ayias Phylaxeos Street
P.O. Box 51604
CY-3507 Limassol
CYPRUS
Tel:+357 25381180
Fax:+357 25386982
E-mail: [email protected]
NICOSIA
EU Affairs Office
Intercollege Nicosia
8 Marcou Drakou Street
P.O. Box 24005
1700 Nicosia
CYPRUS
Tel. 22 842571
Fax 22 842555
Email: [email protected]
LARNACA
International Office
Intercollege Larnaca
52 Ammohostou Avenue
6019 Larnaca-Dhekelia Road
P.O. Box 42572
6500 Larnaca
CYPRUS
Tel. 24 747500
Fax 24 652213
Email: [email protected]
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COLLEGE RESOURCES
Consistent with its philosophy
of promoting personal growth,
discovery and learning, Intercollege
offers both curricular and extracurricular activities that cater for
the various needs of its students.
In order to succeed in this, the
College aims at continuously
upgrading its educational and other
resources. The following facilities
are for the use of all students:
Computer Facilities
The College has a distributed computing environment, to provide high speed connection to appropriate services and Internet through a number of high
performance local area networks (LAN), using 1GB
backbone built on copper and fiber optics cables.
All computers in the labs are connected to the
Local Area Network (LAN) sharing the services of 10
servers assigned for studies and students research.
In addition, they are connected to the Internet with
the summary bandwidth of over 20 Mbits/s. Wi-Fi
network is also available in public areas.
The computer facilities of the College cater to
the needs of Information Communication and
Technology students as well as to students of other
programmes. The Computer Centre is equipped
with the hardware needed to support teaching
and research in areas of expertise within the
college. There are four computer laboratories at
Intercollege equipped with state-of- the art PC
compatible computers, which are updated every
two years; currently transferring from Windows XP
Pro Operating System, Microsoft Office 2003 and
Visual Studio.Net and Visual Studio.Net 2003 to
Windows Vista, Microsoft Office 2007 and Microsoft
Visual Studio 2005 development tools. There is at
least one network printer in each computer lab.
Each College student is entitled to have a personal
e-mail account (created automatically upon registration) and a WEB site if requested. Specialists manage
the labs and during peak hours trained assistants
are on duty.
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Culinary Arts Facilities
The College has fully equipped professional kitchen
facilities that are used for practical cooking sessions
and Restaurant Operations courses. Classes held
in these facilities give students the opportunity
to practice their skills in real life situations as they
are exposed to the diverse aspects of food services
such as: kitchen layout and design, menu planning,
purchasing, issuing orders, preparation, storage,
sanitation, stewarding, and dining room management. These facilities are also utilised for demonstrations conducted by executive chefs involved in the
industry.
The “Gallery Restaurant” is a professionally run
80-seat restaurant, adjacent to the professional
kitchen. It is open to the public and, very often,
serves as a venue for special functions. Of course, it
is also geared towards serving faculty, staff, students
and friends of the College, as well as businesses in
the Nicosia district.
Furthermore, the College has conference and
meeting facilities supplemented by audio/visual
equipment for training and for the provision of
professional service during meetings and conferences. Students in the Culinary Arts department,
therefore, have the opportunity to gain invaluable
experience in organising and servicing such events.
During summer vacation periods, culinary arts
students undertake paid employment in the thriving
hotel industry of Cyprus, thus supplementing their
education with additional hands-on experience in
a most competitive environment.
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Aesthetics Facilities
The College has three fully equipped aesthetics
facilities used for practical courses. Classes held
in these facilities give students the opportunity to
practice their skills in real salon settings. Students
are exposed to all practical areas of the aesthetics
profession such as: depilation, makeup, nail care,
aromatherapy, theatrical makeup, electrolysis, facial
treatment and body treatment. These facilities are
also utilised for demonstrations conducted by
experts in the field.
The facilities serve as a venue for special functions
and are geared towards providing beauty services to
the College community and friends. Subsequently,
students in the aesthetics department have the
opportunity to gain real life experience in the profession.
These state of the art facilities are used for lifelong
learning courses for former Intercollege students
and professionals. New techniques, equipment and
treatments are regularly presented through these
courses.
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Cine Studio
The College houses a cinema theatre on campus as
part of its overall cultural contribution. Cine Studio
is one of the best cinemas in town, with comfortable seats and state of the art film projector and
stereo system. It shows quality films for students,
faculty and staff (at low price) but is also open to the
public at large. Besides regular shows, Cine Studio
organises screenings of special interest films: works
of highly regarded directors, film festivals originating
from a particular country or genre, famous classics,
and other.
Bookshop
The College bookshop is located in a new, modern
spacious area in the basement of the Europa
building. The bookshop provides students with
textbooks and specialised material not readily
available in local bookshops. Here students can also
locate books of general interest, books published
by Intercollege Press, as well as stationery or art
materials for course work. There is a “used books”
service available twice a year, at the end of the Fall
and Spring Semesters.
Student Cafeteria and Restaurant
A student cafeteria is available on campus and is
open during normal College hours. The cafeteria
offers soft drinks, snacks, and recreational facilities. It is a congenial place for students to get
acquainted and meet with faculty between and
after classes. Very often such gatherings carry on
into the College’s popular restaurant, open regularly
during the semester; its menus are varied, tasty and
reasonably priced.
Gym Centre
The gym centre is located on campus and open
daily. It is free of charge to all Intercollege
students, faculty and staff. The Sport Office is available to design personal fitness programmes and is
responsible for instructing gym users on the proper
use of all the exercise machines.
Housing/Student Hostel
The Department of Student Affairs assists students in
finding suitable accommodation within reasonable
distance from the College - a range of options are
available, including a student hostel.
The hostel has both single and double rooms, with
shared kitchens, bathrooms, etc. Reservations are on
a first-come, first-served basis; interested applicants
are advised to reserve a room as far in advance as
possible, through payments of a deposit (refundable on the day of departure). Reservations can be
made immediately after the College has accepted a
student by completing the relevant Accommodation
Application form.
Many students prefer to live in shared houses or flats
rented privately. The Department of Student Affairs
keeps a register of such accommodation and assists
students in their search according to their preferred
choice of accommodation.
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LIBRARY INFORMATION CENTRE
Nowadays, there is more to being a student than
reading, and at College students need to do a lot
of individual study. Part of this involves reading
material assigned by lecturers, but most of it requires
students to find information related to their studies choosing, reading, evaluating and bringing together
information that they consider essential for their
research. The library is a very important source for
this work, and especially a library whose resources
can be accessed on-line and from home.
One of the advantages of studying at Intercollege
is that students have access to the University of
Nicosia Library and the services it offers. The libraries of Intercollege are linked to the University of
Nicosia Library and students may remotely access its
catalogue and order books which are not available
in their Campus Library.
The College Library Information Gateway on the
World Wide Web www.library.unic.ac.cy is accessible from anywhere on campus and remotely. The
Gateway gives access to local, national and international information sources including:
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The on-line catalogue (InterCAT), which allows students to search the 90,000 books of the library collection by Author, Title or Subject. The system allows students to reserve material loaned out to other users, to view outstanding loans and to renew books from home.
• Access is also given to a wide range of networked electronic sources relevant to the subject area of study, including online databases with thousands of journals, newspapers, subject gateways and helpful hints for faster and improved research.
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In addition to the Main Collection, the library
hosts the following Special Collections:
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Reserve Collection - a short loan collection which allows essential course materials to circulate quickly.
• And other collections such as: the Reference Collection, the Cyprus Collection, the Law Reference and Law Reports Collection - all relevant to the subject areas of study of the College.
For materials not found in the College library or any
other libraries on the island, there is an Interlibrary
Loan Service provided through collaboration with
The British Library Document Supply Centre, and
the University of Utah.
Photocopy facilities, TVs and tape recorders are
available for materials not loaned out, as well as
dedicated terminals with Super Nova - a programme
for blind or visually impaired users.
Finally, the library combines access of resources with
a pleasant atmosphere for individual or group study.
Both Internet and Wi-Fi access is available and the
library staff is always on hand to assist students in
their hunt for the relevant research material needed
for their assignments. For more information visit the
library website.
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STUDENT AFFAIRS
The Department of Student Affairs
The Department aims to offer every possible
assistance to students, not only during their studies
at Intercollege, but also after they graduate. In
addition to assisting students in finding suitable
accommodation, organising the orientation day,
and facilitating the various activities of the numerous
social and sports clubs, the Department cooperates
with lecturers, the Students’ Union and the Alumni
Association to improve the quality of student life at
the College. It also offers career advice to current
as well as to former students. The Department of
Student Affairs offers a wide range of services to
Intercollege students.
Student life is an integral part of
college education as it offers students
unique opportunities for personal
growth, as well as for the development of leadership and communication skills. At the same time it
provides opportunities for cooperation, teamwork, social interaction
and intercultural understanding.
Orientation
New international students are expected to be on
campus by the end of the second week of September
if they wish to join the Fall Semester, by the end of
the second week of January for the Spring Semester,
and by the end of May for the Summer Session.
The Department of Student Affairs will assist
students in finding suitable accommodation before
the beginning of the semester.
During Orientation Day new students are addressed
by the Campus Director and other Officers of the
College and the Student Union. They also have an
opportunity to meet with faculty, classmates, and
College administration and get acquainted with
student life in an institution of higher learning.
Job Placement Services
The Department of Student Affairs offers Job
Placement Services to those College students and
alumni who are permitted by law to take up employment. Applicants who register for such services
establish a credentials file, including transcripts and
recommendations.
The Department of Student Affairs also maintains
a list of job vacancies and assists students in job
placement. Work shops are organised on writing
a CV, identifying vacancies and attending job
interviews. Career seminars and job fairs are also
conducted, during which various companies present
career prospects and opportunities to interested
students.
Student Representation in College Bodies The
Student Union is at the heart of all College activities.
The Student Union, which elects its own representatives, is represented in various student bodies and
promotes the welfare, cultural and other interests
of the students.
Alumni Association
All graduates of Intercollege automatically become
life members of Intercollege Alumni (former student)
Association. The College maintains contact with its
graduates and former students in order to keep them
informed of new academic and career opportunities,
as well as to solicit their views on College matters.
The Association organises several activities, thus
enabling students to keep in touch after graduation, and acts as a forum for discussion of mutual
problems or concerns.
Clubs and Societies
The Department of Student Affairs, in cooperation
with the Students’ Union, assists with the organisation of various extra-curricular activities, clubs and
societies of the College.
Sport
Intercollege maintains a lively athletics programme
and has a Sports Officer on campus.
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ACADEMIC POLICIES
AND SUPPORT
ACADEMIC POLICIES AND REGULATIONS
The Academic Year
The College academic year is divided into semesters.
It consists of two main semesters (Fall and Spring)
of 15 weeks duration, and two shorter, more
intensive, Summer sessions. Each semester or
session commences by students registering for a
number of courses and ends with the examination
weeks covering all of these courses.
New students may start in September-October,
January-February, June and July.
The academic calendar provides information detailing important dates in the academic year, such as
when semesters begin and end, registration periods,
examination weeks and holidays.
Academic Programmes, Majors,
Courses and Credits
Each student is enrolled in a programme of study
such as Aesthetics and Beauty Therapy or Culinary
Arts. Such programmes of study are referred to
as majors. Each programme consists of different
courses which must be completed in order for a
student to graduate. Academic programmes lead to
an academic qualification. In order to graduate from
such a programme a minimum number of credits
must be completed. Credits normally represent
hours of instruction. Each course normally carries 3-6
credits/6-12 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System),
which usually means 3-4 hours (50 minutes each)
of lectures per week for a semester (13 weeks). The
credits students earn must conform to a specific
pattern of distribution. This means that, in addition
to their major requirements (i.e. the specialised
courses that constitute the backbone of their
programme), students are also required to earn
credits from different groups of courses, such as:
Written Expression, Computer Requirements, Liberal
Arts, Social Sciences etc. These groups of courses
from which credits must be earned are specified
by the student’s programme of study and appear
on his/her academic pathway.
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The academic pathway - or sequence of courses each
student must take each semester - is determined by
the student’s degree requirements. This sequence
is also determined by prerequisites (i.e. it may only
be possible to take one course after other courses
have been successfully completed).
Classification of Students
Student classification as freshman, sophomore,
junior or senior depends upon the number of
credits/ECTS successfully completed.
Semester Course Load and
Sequence of Courses
The normal semester course load for regular full-time
students is 15-18 credits/30-36 ECTS. Only students
with a CPA of at least 3.3 may be normally permitted
to exceed 18 credits/36 ECTS. Other students may
be allowed to register for more than 18 credits/36
ECTS in exceptional cases (e.g. if they are repeating at
least one course, which they had previously passed
but are retaking in order to raise their grade, or if
they require a few extra credit hours during the last
semester in order to graduate).
• Freshman: 0-25 credits/0-50 ECTS
• Sophomore: 26-55 credits/51-110 ECTS
• Junior: 56-85 credits/111-170 ECTS
• Senior: 86 or more credits/171 or more ECTS
• Graduate: Student pursuing a graduate degree
Students on special Academic Admission may not
register for more than 12 credits/24 ECTS.
Student designations are as follows:
Students are classified further according to the
number of semester hours in which they are
enrolled per semester. An undergraduate student
is considered full-time if enrolled for at least 12
hours during a regular semester or 6 hours during
the summer session. Enrolment for fewer hours is
considered part-time. International students should
note, however, that government regulations require
them to enrol for at least 15 hours per week during
a regular semester.
A graduate student is considered full-time if he or
she is enrolled in 9 credits/18 ECTS during a regular
semester or 4 credits/8 ECTS during the summer
session.
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Assessment/Grading System
At the end of each semester or session, final grades
are mailed to all students at their permanent or
mailing addresses and are recorded on their
permanent academic record in the Department of
Academic Affairs. Academic progress at Intercollege
is evaluated on the 4.0 scale from A to F, as follows:
PercentageLetter Grade
Grade %
Grade
Points
93-100
A
4.0
90- 92
A- 3.7
87- 89 B+
3.3
83- 86 B3.0
80- 82 B-2.7
77- 79 C+2.3
73- 76 C2.0
70- 72 C-1.7
67- 69 D+1.3
63- 66 D1.0
60- 62 D-0.7
10- 59 F0.0
The following are not used in computing a student’s
grade point average, and the credit hours are not
included in the earned hours:
I Incomplete: Incomplete work, for reasons acceptable to the faculty member, must be made up
within one month after the end of the semester,
unless an extension of time is requested by the
faculty member. If the work is not completed in
the prescribed time, the faculty member will record
zero marks in the particular exam or area of work.
W Withdrawal: The grade “W” indicates
withdrawal from the course before its completion,
as explained in the withdrawal policy.
AU Audit: The grade “AU” refers to courses students
may register on for audit status. Regular fees and
enrolment procedures are required but the student
takes no exams, so no grades or credit are assigned.
DE Deferred Grade: A grade may be deferred “DE”
when the faculty member concerned has certain
doubts regarding the student’s work or if the work
to be completed will be submitted after a period
of one month.
The following are not used when computing a student’s grade point average, but the credit hours are
included in the earned hours:
Assessment
Grades for courses are based upon final examinations, mid-term examinations, other tests, assignments, projects, class attendance and participation.
Faculty members inform students of their grading
policy at the beginning of each semester.
Attendance
Class attendance is considered an important
part of the educational process at the College.
Therefore, all students are expected to attend
class regularly. Individual faculty members set the
specific guidelines for attendance and penalties
for excessive absences. Failure to attend class may
result in administrative withdrawal from the class
or failure in the course.
P Pass: The grade “P” refers to credit awarded for a
pass/fail course, or in student internships/practica.
TR Transfer Credits: The grade “TR” refers to courses
transferred from other colleges or universities.
Grade Point Average (GPA)
A student’s Grade Point Average (GPA) shows the
average performance for the semester; it is determined by multiplying the number of credits of each
course by the grade points earned for it, and dividing
by the total number of semester credits.
The student’s Cumulative Grade Point Average (CPA)
is computed in the same way and includes courses
taken in all the semesters.
The record of a student’s progress is issued by the
Registrar’s Office in the form of a transcript.
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Student Standing and Academic Probation
The level for good academic standing, probation and
ineligibility depends on the student’s progression
in his/her studies as follows:
Number of Good
Probation
Ineligibility
Quality Academic Hours Standing
(1) (2)(3)(4)
24 - 44
45 - 74
75 -104
105 -134 1.3 and over
1.7 and over
1.85 and over
2.0 and over
1.00-1.299
1.30-1.699
1.70-1.849
1.85-1.999
A student is considered to be in good academic
standing if he/she satisfies the criteria set in columns
(1) and (2) above.
Students may also be placed on academic probation
because of excessive course withdrawals (Ws).
Students with a CPA below the lower cut-off
points, shown in column (4) become ineligible
to continue their studies. In cases of extenuating
circumstances, students may be allowed to continue
their studies under certain provisions/conditions
only after consultation with and approval of the
Dean. Usually the student is given a definite study
plan with performance objectives. If students fail
to meet these objectives, they will be dismissed
from the College without further notice. Students
may also be dismissed because of continued course
withdrawals.
All students placed on academic probation will
receive a letter informing them of their status and
will be encouraged to increase their CPA. There will
also be a warning advising students that if his/her
CPA drops below the low end of each scale, he or
she may be ineligible to re-register.
Grade Petitions/Changes
Students wishing to dispute their semester grades
have up to one month after the announcement of
results to request a second marking of their paper
by completing a Grade Petition Form available at
the Department of Academic Affairs.
At the end of each academic year, students with
a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CPA) below
what is required for good academic standing will be
placed on academic probation as shown in column
(3) above.
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less than 1.0
less than 1.3
less than 1.7
less than 1.85
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STUDENTS’ RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Student Petitions
College students have the privilege of submitting petitions requesting special permission for
exemptions from regulations and policies. These
petitions will be considered by the Campus Director
in consultation with the appropriate faculty,
Heads of Department and Programme Directors/
Coordinators. Student petitions are considered on
an individual basis with attention being given to the
student’s academic record and the reason for the
request. Student Petition Forms are available from
the Department of Academic Affairs.
Dean’s List
Any student who completes in a semester at least
12 credits/24 ECTS (excluding P/F courses) with a
GPA of at least 3.7 is placed on the Dean’s Honour
List for that semester.
Students’ Rights
College students have the right to:
Students’ Responsibilities
College students have the responsibility to:
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Have representation on appropriate College committees, including: the College Council, the School and Department Councils, the Disciplinary Committee, the Administration Committee, and the Appeals Committee.
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Suggest courses to be offered.
•
Know regulations concerning academic, disciplinary and immigration matters.
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Be familiar with the College calendar.
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Know the role of the College administration.
• Evaluate College faculty members and administration.
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Express opinion in class concerning the subject matter and in keeping with the College’s statement on academic freedom.
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Expect commitment from the College staff.
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Submit petitions requesting: review of grades, review of courses, exemptions from academic regulations and review of decisions concerning disciplinary matters.
•
Expect commitment from the Student Union Executives.
• Have the right of free speech and assembly, provided they are consistent with College regulations.
Fully understand their academic paths.
• Know the College rules and regulations and fulfil all their required obligations to the College.
• Meet with their academic advisor periodically.
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Promote the academic spirit amongst fellow students.
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Fully complete all their obligations to the College (i.e. financial, return books to
library, etc.).
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Students with outstanding obligations will not be entitled to receive grades, transcripts or other documents from the College.
• Have all regulations concerning students to be communicated to them in appropriate publications.
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ACADEMIC FREEDOM
Academic Integrity
Breach of academic integrity, such as cheating and
plagiarism, are considered disciplinary offences and
will not be tolerated.
Cheating of any kind is defined as dishonesty in
connection with assignments or examinations; it
applies to both giving and receiving unauthorised
help.
Plagiarism refers to presenting any work as one’s
own when it has in fact been done by someone
else, or copied from printed material without clear
citing of the source.
Faculty members of the College are therefore
entitled to complete freedom in research and in
the publication of the results subject to the performance of their academic duties as specified by the
Faculty Manual. However, sponsored research or
research for pecuniary return will be based upon an
understanding with the authorities of the institution.
If a faculty member or an administrator has reason
to believe that cheating or plagiarism has taken
place, he/she has the right to refer the offence to
the Disciplinary Committee.
Faculty members are able to discuss their subjects,
under the principle of academic freedom, but should
not introduce controversial material which has no
relation to the subject.
Disciplinary Committee
The Disciplinary Committee considers any subject
which relates to student discipline. Students who
violate regulations of the College may be subject
to expulsion, dismissal or suspension.
Expulsion is permanent severance from the College.
Dismissal is severance from the College for a specific
period after which the permission of School/
Academic Dean may be obtained for re-admission.
Suspension is severance for a specific period with
automatic re-admission. Grievances concerning
disciplinary proceedings and decisions may be
referred to the Appeals Committee.
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Academic Freedom
Academic Freedom Statement
The College believes that academic freedom should
be safeguarded at all cost. For it is only through the
free search for truth and the free expression of ideas
that knowledge will advance.
The faculty are members of a scholarly profession
and officers of the institution. When they speak
or write as citizens, they will be free from institutional censorship or discipline. Because, however,
the public may judge their profession and their
institution by their utterances, faculty members
must at all times be accurate, exercise appropriate
restraint, show respect for the opinions of others,
and vividly demonstrate that they are not speaking
on behalf of the institution.
Faculty members who feel that their academic
freedom has been infringed, may make a written
request to the Academic Dean so that an investigation of their case can be made. The request should
set forth in a clear and concise manner the events
and circumstances upon which the charge is based.
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REGISTRATION
Registration
Registration is a procedure required each semester
and Summer session. During registration, students
select courses according to their programme
pathways, level of English and the constraints
imposed by course prerequisites and core requirements. Students are given advice in their choice of
courses by academic officers/advisors. Students who
have outstanding financial or other obligations to
the College (e.g. outstanding balances, books to
library, etc.) are placed on the registration stoplist.
Stoplisted students will have to obtain a clearance
certificate before they are allowed to register.
Late Registration
All students should be properly registered for their
courses during the designated registration period.
Students registering late cannot be assured of
availability in courses they wish to take and will be
charged a late registration fee. It is also possible that
some courses may be cancelled as a result of low
enrolment, even prior to the end of late registration period.
Any student who registers after the expiry of the
late registration period will do so entirely at his/
her own risk. The student, not the faculty or the
College, will be responsible for all homework,
examinations, or other materials completed before
student enrolment.
Academic Advisors
Academic advising plays an important part when
a student registers and during a student’s career
at Intercollege.
Each student receives planning and academic advice
from the academic advisor, Head of Department
and the Programme Coordinator. The academic
officer/advisor assists students in pre-registration
and registration, and counsels them with regard to
the schedule and degree requirements. The Head
of Department and Programme Coordinators are
the senior faculty members of each programme
who also counsel students in their major area of
specialisation.
Add and Drop
During the first two weeks of each regular semester
and the first week of the Summer session(s), students
are allowed to change the courses or class sections
for which they registered. Students are stongly
advised to consult with their academic advisor
before adding/dropping a course.
While every effort will be made to meet student
needs, the College reserves the right to refuse
changes in courses and sections both for educational
and administrative reasons.
A faculty member is under no obligation to give
make-up exams or homework to a student who
registers after the late registration period. Late
registration after the normal two-week period
requires consultation between the Programme
Coordinator/Head of Department and Campus
Director.
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Cyprus: AN INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CENTRE
Withdrawal
Student Withdrawal
After the end of the add/drop period, students
are entitled to withdraw from the course(s) they
are registered for, provided they complete a form
available from the Department of Academic Affairs
and submit it by the last day of classes.
If students withdraw from a course, a “W” will be
assigned for that particular subject in the progress
report.
Withdrawal from the College
Students who wish to withdraw from the College
must notify the Office of Academic Affairs in writing
by either submitting a letter or filling a “Withdrawal
Form”. Clearance from the Finance Office is also
necessary. Students cannot withdraw from the
College by merely not showing up to classes. If
the withdrawal from the College is for a justifiable
reason, a partial refund may be possible during
the first four weeks of classes (see Financial Policy).
Justifiable reason is deemed to be death, serious
illness or military induction.
Address Change
Students should notify the Admissions Office and
Immigration (International Students) when they
change their personal data.
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Undergraduate Placement Examinations
Placement examinations are administered when
necessary, in order to determine proficiency in
required areas of competence:
1. English Placement Examination
All students admitted under programmes that are taught in English are required to take the English Placement Test to determine
each student’s level of English prior to
registration. This will also determine the and courses and course load for which s/he may register.
Students with a valid TOEFL score of 500 and above,
or Computer-based TOEFL score of 173 and above,
or Internet-based TOEFL (iBT) score of 61 and above,
or GCSE (or GCE) English Language “O” Level of “C”
or above, or IELTS of 6.0 and above or Cambridge
Exams (First Certificate with Grade B and above, as
well as Proficiency with Grade C and above) who
do not wish to take the test, will be automatically
placed in Basic Writing (ENGL-100), which allows
them to take a normal course load. Such students
may, however, wish to take the test in order to be
placed at a level higher than Basic Writing.
2. Mathematics Placement Examination
Students whose academic pathway requires Mathematics may take a Mathematics Placement Examination in order to be placed in more advanced mathematics courses. Specifically, those students who wish to be placed into Finite Mathematics (MATH-
150) or Statistics (MATH-220) or Calculus and Analytical Geometry (MATH-190) may take the Mathematics Placement Exami-
nation, otherwise they will commence their Mathematics requirements with College Algebra (MATH-160) or other appropriate course.
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Confidentiality of Student Records
Students have the right to review, inspect, and
challenge the accuracy of information kept in
a cumulative file by the institution, unless the
student waives this right. This also ensures that
records cannot be released, other than in emergency
situations without the written consent of the
student, except in the following situations:
1. To appropriate school officials and faculty,
under the supervision of the Registrar or
Senior Registration Officer.
2. To potential employers (provided the
student authorises the College to do
so) or colleges and universities which
the student intends to transfer to, upon
condition that the student is notified of
the transfer, receives a copy of the record
if desired,and has an opportunity for a
hearing to challenge the content of the
record.
3. To authorised representatives of the
legitimate government agencies in Cyprus.
4. To a student’s financial sponsor.
5. Where the information is classified as
directory information. The following
categories of information have been
designated by the College as directory
information: student’s name, address,
telephone listing, major programme
of study, dates of attendance, degrees
and awards received, the most recent
educational institution attended by the
student, enrolment status (full or parttime), place and date of birth, date of
admission, date of graduation, whether
or not currently enrolled, classification
(freshman, etc.), and whether the student
has participated in officially recognised
activities and sports sponsored by the
College.
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AWARDS AND GRADUATION
Academic Awards
Intercollege offers academic awards at the
Certificate, Diploma, Bachelor and Master Degree
levels as follows:
Undergraduate Awards
Certificate
This is awarded in selected programmes and
represents at least 30 credits. No minimum cumulative grade point average (CPA) is required. The
student must, however, complete all necessary
programme requirements.
Diploma
The Diploma is awarded in all areas and reflects that
a student has completed at least 63 credits (usual
range 63-75 credits). For some programmes, practical
training is required. A minimum cumulative grade
point average (CPA) of 1.70 is required for a Diploma;
a CPA between 3.00-3.49 leads to Diploma with
Merit, and a CPA between 3.50-4.00 to a Diploma
with Distinction. There is no minimum CPA requirement for Diplomas in vocational programmes, such
as Culinary Arts, Aesthetics and Beauty Therapy and
Office Administration.
The student must complete all programme requirements.
Higher Diploma
A Higher Diploma is awarded in some areas after
completion of at least 90 credits. A minimum
cumulative grade point average (CPA) of 2.0 is
required. The student must complete all programme
requirements.
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Bachelor Degree of (Arts or Science)
This is the same as a Baccalaureate degree at the BA
or BS level awarded in both the UK and USA. It is
awarded in several areas after completion of at least
126 credits/240 ECTS. A minimum cumulative grade
point average (CPA) of 2.0 is required. The student
must complete all programme requirements.
A student who has completed the Bachelor Degree
requirements of a programme (P1) and has completed
30 credits/60 ECTS from the Major Requirements of
another Bachelor Degree programme (P2), where
P2 is not a joint Major Degree (e.g. Hotel & Tourism
Management, Computer Engineering) is deemed
to have completed the Minor Requirements of
programme P2. This is recorded on the transcript
of the student as Bachelor Degree in P1 with minor
in P 2.
Notes:
1. A student can choose only one minor.
2. Depending on the student’s entry level of English and the programme P1 requirements, a student may be required to complete additional credits over and above the P1 requirements (126/136)in order to be able to satisfy the Minor requirements.
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Graduation
In order to graduate a student is required to:
1. Complete all programme requirements.
2. Maintain an average CPA of at least 2.0 for the degree and 1.70 for the Diploma.
3. Meet all financial and other contractual obligations to the College.
Graduate Awards (Master Degrees)
The graduate degrees are post Bachelor degree
academic qualifications and require substantial
course work including projects in specialised areas.
Course work in the range of 30-48 credits would
be required, according to particular programme
requirements.
All requirements for the specific degree programme
and major must be completed.
Second Degree Requirements
Students seeking a second diploma/degree must
complete the requirements of the second diploma/
degree with a minimum of 15 additional credits for
the Diploma and a minimum of 30 additional credits
for the Bachelor degree subsequent to completion
of the first diploma/degree.
The fulfilment of Degree, Diploma and Certificate
requirements is acknowledged after the end of the
Spring semester, during the Graduation Ceremony.
A student who meets the above graduation requirements during a semester prior to the Spring Semester
may obtain his/her Degree, Diploma or Certificate in
advance of the ceremony. Students who complete
their course requirements during the Summer
Semester, following the Spring Semester in which
the graduation ceremony is held, may still attend
the graduation ceremony provided they do not have
more than 9 outstanding credits for completion of
the degree. The final degree will only be awarded if
all requirements have been successfully completed.
(It is therefore important for students to understand
that participating in the Graduation ceremony does
not imply that the requirements of a programme
have been fulfilled).
Graduation Honours List
Academic honours are awarded at graduation as
follows:
Summa Cum Laude - is awarded to any student
who achieves a grade cumulative grade point
average (CPA) of 3.7 or higher.
Cum Laude - is awarded to any student who
achieves a cumulative grade point average (CPA)
of 3.5 or higher but less than 3.7.
Best Student - the student achieving the highest
CPA of the graduating class in each programme
each year.
Graduating students must receive an application for
Graduation form from the Department of Academic
Affairs. This must be completed and submitted at
least one month prior to the anticipated graduation day.
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ADMINISTRATION AND COMMITTEES
Council
Dr Emilios Solomou (Chair)
Dr Christos Vlachos
Mr Odysseas Christodoulou
Dr Stelios Mavromoustakos
Dr Nicos Nicolaou
Mr Efstathios Mavros
Dr Nicos Peristianis (ex-officio, non-voting,
member as President of the Council of the
University of Nicosia)
Dr Zoe Konsoula - Faculty representative,
Nicosia Campus
Dr Sotiroula Liasidou - Faculty representative,
Limassol Campus
Mr Aris Mousoulides - Faculty representative,
Larnaca Campus
Mr Victoras Pilavas - Student representative,
Nicosia Campus
Ms Yana Baluieva - Student representative,
Limassol Campus
Mr Marios Vrontis - Student representative,
Larnaca Campus
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Nicosia Campus Director:
Stylianos Mavromoustakos
B.Sc., PhD
Limassol Campus Director:
Efstathios Mavros
B.Sc., M.Sc., MRPSEd
Larnaca Campus Director:
Nicos Nicolaou
BBA, MBA, PhD
In each Campus there is an Administrative,
Academic and Disciplinary Commitee,
according to the provisions of the Law
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The Campus and/or College Programme
Co-ordinators:
Disciplinary Committee
Membership:
The Campus Director (or nominee)
- Dr Stylianos Mavromoustakos (Chairman)
A faculty representative - Dr Zoe Konsoula
• Aesthetics and Beauty Therapy / Aesthetics - Ms Maria Michael
• Business Administration - Mr Evangelos
Spetzouras
• Electrical Technician / Mechanical
Installations Technology / Τεχνολογία Μηχανολογικών Εγκαταστάσεων / Τεχνικός Ηλεκτρολογίας / Τεχνικός Αερίων
Καυσίμων - Dr Andreas Chrysanthou
• Office Administration / Secretarial Studies
- Ms Yiola Leonidou
• Culinary Arts / Culinary Arts Management
- Mr Nicholas Orphanides
• Hospitality Management
(Hotel & Restaurant Operations)
- Mr Nicholas Orphanides
• Computer Technology / Information
Technology - Mr Charalambos Papadopoulos
• Law - Ms Panagiota Mavromoustakou
A student representative - Mr Victoras Pilavas
A faculty representative - Dr Zoe Konsoula
Academic Affairs Committee
Membership:
A student representative - Mr Victoras Pilavas
INTERCOLLEGE NICOSIA
Administrative Committee
Membership:
The Campus Director
- Dr Stylianos Mavromoustakos
The Administrative Director or this deputy
- Dr Andreas Chrysanthou
The Director of Academic Affairs
- Mr Charalambos Papadopoulos
The Senior Finance Officer (when financial
matters are discussed)
- Mr Constantinos Garibaldinos
The Senior Officers of department and/or
Programme Co-ordinators affected by the agenda
The Administrative Director
- Dr Andreas Chrysanthou
The Director of Academic Affairs
- Mr Charalambos Papadopoulos
The Head of Student Affairs
- Ms Myria Thrasou
The Campus Programme Co-ordinator affected
Faculty Representative - Dr Zoe Konsoula
Student Union Representative
- Mr Victoras Pilavas
The Campus Director
- Dr Stylianos Mavromoustakos
The Director of Academic Affairs
- Mr Charalambos Papadopoulos
The Librarian (when library matters are
examined) - Ms Eleni Singou
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ADMINISTRATION AND COMMITTEES
INTERCOLLEGE LIMASSOL
Administrative Committee
Membership:
The Campus Director - Mr Efstathios Mavros
The Administrative Director or his Deputy
- Ms Eftihia Neophytou
The Director of Academic Affairs
- Mr Richard Agini
The Senior Finance Officer or his Deputy (when
financial matters are discussed)
- Ms Antigoni Pissaridou
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Business - Dr Annabel Droussiotou
Accounting, Banking & Finance
- Mr Kyriacos Antoniou
Communications - Dr Anna Saif
Computer Science - Dr Christos Loizou
Hotel (Hosp) Management & Travel &
Tourism Management - Dr Sotiroula Liasidou
Languages - Ms Sophia Charalambous
Office Administration/Office Management
- Ms Mary Aniftos
Web Design - Mr Procopis Savvides
A Faculty representative - Dr Lefteris Economou
The Student Affairs Officer - Ms Nicoletta Zamba
A Student representative - Ms Yana Baluieva
The Senior Computer Supervisor
- Mr Costas Perdikis
Disciplinary Committee
Membership:
The Librarian - Ms Iwona Georgiou
The Campus Director (or nominee) Mr Efstathios Mavros (Chairman)
A Faculty representative - Dr Lefteris Economou
A Student representative - Ms Yana Baluieva
Academic Affairs Committee
Membership:
The Campus Director - Mr Efstathios Mavros
The Director of Academic Affairs
- Mr Richard Agini
The Librarian (when Library matters are
examined) - Ms Iwona Georgiou
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The Campus and/or College Programme
Co-ordinators:
The Senior Administrative Officer
- Ms Eftihia Neophytou
The Student Affairs Officer - Ms Nicoletta Zamba
The Director of Academic Affairs
- Mr Richard Agini
The Campus Programme Coordinator affected
Faculty representative - Dr Katerina Kaouri
Student Union Representative
- Ms Yana Baluieva
INTERCOLLEGE LARNACA
A Faculty representative - Mr Aris Mousoulides
Administrative Committee
Membership:
A Student representative - Mr Marios Vrontis
The Campus Director - Dr Nicos Nicolaou
Disciplinary Committee
Membership:
The Administrative Director or his debuty
- Ms Sharon Michael
The Campus Director (or nominee)
- Dr Nicos Nicolaou (Chairman)
The Director of Academic Affairs
- Dr Kevin Andrews
The Administrative Director - Ms Sharon Michael
Finance - Ms Evanthia Fokou
The Director of Academic Affairs
- Dr Kevin Andrews
A Faculty representative - Mr Aris Mousoulides
Student Affairs - Ms Katerina Christoforou
A Student representative
- Mr Marios Vrontis
The Campus Prrogramme Co-ordinator affected
Academic Affairs Committee
Membership:
Faculty representative - Mr Aris Mousoulides
Student Union representative - Mr Marios Vrontis
The Campus Director - Dr Nicos Nicolaou
Administrative Director - Ms Sharon Michael
The Academic Affairs Director - Dr Kevin Andrews
The Librarian (when Library matters are
examined) - Ms Lito Efstathiou
The Campus and /or College Programme
Co-ordinators:
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Hotel and Travel - Mr Aris Mousoulides
Business - Dr Andrew Michael
Computer Science - Dr Marios Alaeddine
English - Ms Sophia Michael
Office Administration
- Ms Tasoula Neophytou
Computer Engineering - Dr Marios Alaeddine
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ADMISSION
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Admission Policy Statement
Intercollege adheres to a policy of non-discrimination in admitting students without reference to
race, colour, religion, gender, handicap or national
origin. The College students are mainly from Cyprus
but also from many parts of the world, blending a
diverse range of academic backgrounds, experiences, special interests, talents and cultural heritage.
Admission to the College is granted under different categories depending on the student’s qualifications and educational objectives. The College’s
admissions policy relies on the student’s past record,
primarily high school grades.
Evidence of Proficiency in English
English is the language of instruction at Intercollege.
Proficiency in English is required for all degree
programmes taught in English and all applicants
are required to take the College English Placement
Test (EPT) before registration. Students who do
not meet minimum standards are required to take
preparatory English classes according to their results
before they can join their academic programmes.
Applicants with a valid TOEFL score of 500 and
above, or Computer-based TOEFL score of 173 and
above, or Internet-based TOEFL (iBT) score of 61
and above, or GCSE (or GCE) English Language “O”
Level of “C” or above, or IELTS of 6.0 and above or
Cambridge Exams (First Certificate with Grade B
and above, as well as Proficiency with Grade C and
above) may take the test but will not be placed
below College-level English. This permits registration for a normal course load.
For programmes taught in Greek, students may be
required to take a Greek Placement Test.
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Undergraduate Admission Requirements
The general admission requirement is for applicants
to have a High School Leaving Certificate (i.e. 12
years of education or 11 depending on the country
of origin, e.g. Russia) OR equivalent qualifications.
Some programmes may have additional requirements in which case they are specified separately
under the relevant programme details. At the
undergraduate level, admission categories are as
follows:
1. Regular Academic Admission:
Regular admission to academic programmes
requires a recognised High School Leaving
Certificate with a grade of 7.5 out of 10 or 15
out of 20 or a rank in the top 50% or equivalent
qualifications. This status may be contingent
upon demonstrating proficiency in English
with a valid TOEFL score of 500 and above,
or Computer-based TOEFL score of 173 and
above, or Internet-based TOEFL (iBT) score
of 61 and above, or GCSE (or GCE) English
Language “O” Level of “C” or above, or IELTS
of 6.0 and above or Cambridge Exams (First
Certificate with Grade B and above, as well as
Proficiency with Grade C and above), or the
College English Placement Test. Advanced
standing will be admitted on the basis of
additional qualifications (e.g. GCE “A” Level).
Students applying for the Education
programmes, taught in Greek, who do
not meet regular academic admission
requirements will be assessed to determine
if their level of Greek meets entry standards
before being granted admission.
2. Special Academic Admission:
This category of admission may be offered to
students who possess a High School Leaving
Certificate but who do not have the stipulated
grades or other requirements for regular
admission. Such students may be
eligible for special admission if they have
relevant practical experience, or other records
of achievement, or show evidence of ability
to benefit from College education. Special
admission students may take regular credits
but load limits may apply until the time they
establish their eligibility for regular admission.
Special admission is offered to students with a
low ability and with special needs.
Transfer of Credits
Transfer credits are credits earned at other accredited
colleges and universities, which are transferable to
the College. All courses are evaluated individually,
based on the College standards and the student’s
grades.
The general philosophy governing transfer credits
is that a student’s knowledge, no matter how it was
gained, can be considered as long as it is relevant
and can be documented. Thus, credits may be
transferred to the student’s record from a variety
of sources. Where the credits duplicate, credits will
transfer from only one source.
Transfer credits may correspond to specific College
courses or may apply as credits in specific categories (computer, mathematics, humanities or social
science electives). In all cases, they appear on the
student’s transcript with the suffix “TR”; these grades
are not considered when calculating the student’s
CPA.
Regardless of the credits transferred, students
normally have to complete a minimum of 15
credits/30 ECTS for the Diploma, 30 credits/60 ECTS
for the Bachelor degree and two thirds of the Master
Degree credits/ECTS.
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Credit Earned at Other Colleges and
Universities
Credits earned at other accredited colleges and
universities or in accredited programmes are
transferable to Intercollege. An official transcript is
required. Course descriptions, syllabi and textbooks
used may be required to determine the subject
covered. Courses are normally evaluated individually. In some cases, validation may be required in
the form of oral or written examinations. Transfer
credits may be provisional, and students may be
placed on probation. The Registrar carries out this
evaluation in consultation with Department Heads
and School Deans.
The College will also accept formal evaluations by
the World Education Service or other authorised
evaluation services for work completed at colleges
and universities around the world. Also, Intercollege
may sign articulation agreements for the mutual
transfer of credits with other colleges and universities.
Credit by Exchange (Erasmus)
The College awards credits to students who study
abroad for one semester or one year under the
LLP/ERASMUS programme. The study period is an
integral part of the student’s programme of study
and full academic recognition is given as decided
in the Learning Agreement. A grade of “P” (pass) is
recorded, which is not included in the computation
of the GPA or CPA.
Credit from National Testing and Professional
Examining Bodies
The College accepts credits from the following
national testing programmes:
•
•
American College Testing - Proficiency Examination Programme (PEP).
College Board - Advanced Placement (AP) Programme.
• Educational Testing Service - College Level Examination Programme (CLEP).
• General Certificate of Education (GCE) - Advanced (“A”) Level and selected (“O”) level and IGCSE.
Credit may also be earned from the examinations
of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry
(LCCI), the Alliance Francaise, the Goethe Institute,
Associate Board of the Royal School of Music, the
Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry and
other professional bodies such as the ACCA, CAT,
AAT, CIB, CIM, CAM, and ABE. This list is not exhaustive and other similar examinations may be accepted
for transfer.
Credit from Correspondence and Distance
Learning
Students are permitted to transfer credits from
correspondence, distance learning or web-based
learning from accredited colleges and universities.
Individual schools and departments decide on the
credits awarded for specific courses.
Credit from Prior Learning
It is possible to earn credit from life or work experience, business or industrial training programmes
and other achievements.
A portfolio must be submitted documenting the
learning done outside of formal college courses.
Credit is given for the learning or achievements
that have come from experience, not the experience itself. Students must demonstrate a balance
between theory and practice.
Graduate Admission
The minimum requirement for admission into a
graduate degree programme is a Bachelor’s Degree
(i.e. American, European, or equivalent). Students
will be required to submit, besides their degree
certificate, a transcript with the grades of all courses
taken at the first degree level and two reference
letters. Special requirements exist for different
departments.
Credit by Examination
The College may also award credits on the basis
of its own specially designed examinations in a
number of courses. Students wishing to earn
credits by examination must apply in writing and
must provide evidence that they have covered the
relevant material. Placement tests in English or
Mathematics do not qualify for credit by examination at lower levels. Credit by examination grades
are given based on the numerical mark of the exam
paper, according to the College marking scheme.
The grade appears on the student’s transcript and
the hours are included in the earned hours.
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ADMISSION PROCEDURES
When to Apply
The College calendar is arranged so that students
may start in September, January or June. In July,
students can only register for English foundation
courses. You should submit your application at least
three months before the beginning of classes.
How to Apply
Application forms and information regarding
admission policies may be obtained from the College
Websites and the Office of Admissions (see contact
details below):
Nicosia Campus
Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 24005, 1700 Nicosia, Cyprus
Tel. No: +357 22 841500
Fax No: +357 22 352067; +357 22 357481
E-mail: [email protected]
www.intercollege.ac.cy
Intercollege Limassol Campus
Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 51604
3507 Limassol, Cyprus
Tel. No: +357 25 381180
Fax No: +357 25 386982
E-mail: [email protected]
www.lim.intercollege.ac.cy
Intercollege Larnaca Campus
Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 42572
6500 Larnaca, Cyprus
Tel. No: +357 24747500
Fax No: +357 24652213
E-mail: [email protected]
www.intercolleges.com
Local/EU Applicants
All Local and EU applicants should submit the
following to the Office of Admissions:
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1. Application Form
A completed Application Form, plus the Application Fee of Euro 55 (one-off/non-
refundable payment).
2.Photographs
Two (2) recent, professionally taken, high resolution photographs.
3. Academic Records
Official or certified/attested copies (plus official or certified/attested English translations, where necessary) of:
a.
For Undergraduate Programmes:
High School Leaving Certificate and
Grade Report/Mark Sheet, or equivalent qualification.
b.
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•
For Postgraduate Programmes:
High School Leaving Certificate and Grade Report/Mark Sheet, or
equivalent qualification. Bachelor Degree and Grade Report/
Mark Sheet, or equivalent qualification.
c.
For Transient Students:
Certificates and Transcripts/Grade Reports/Mark Sheets and Course Descriptions or Syllabi.
d. For Transfer Students:
See section on: “Admission Requirements”.
4. Reference Letters
(Postgraduate Programmes only)
Applicants for Postgraduate Programmes are also required to submit two reference letters from their professors.
5. Evidence of English Language Proficiency
Official or certified/attested results of TOEFL, GCE “O” Level, GCSE, IELTS or
Cambridge Exams (if taken).
6. Other Qualifications
Any other official or certified certificates or examination results.
7. Passport Copy (EU students only)
The passport must be valid for more than two (2) years.
The Office of Admissions will issue a Certificate of
Admission showing the dates for student registration
and commencement of classes. In order to confirm
their admission in and registration at the College,
Local and EU students should pay a non refundable
tuition deposit of Euro 850. This amount will be credited
towards the first semester’s tuition and fees. Please note
that EU citizens may travel freely to Cyprus but are
required to submit an Application for Issue of Residence
Permit to the Migration Department within 3 months
of their date of entry into the Republic of Cyprus. The
Office of Admissions will assist with this procedure.
International (Non-EU) Applicants
As the Migration regulations change from time to
time, it is strongly advisable that applicants contact
the Office of Admissions for more information about
the documents they need to submit.
International students who are not citizens of EU
member states require a visa to study in Cyprus. The
College will forward applications to the Migration
Authorities for approval and advise applicants about
the process.
Applicants from countries where there is a Cyprus
Embassy/High Commission/Consulate may need
to attend a visa interview before coming to Cyprus.
If there is no Cyprus Representation in the applicant’s
country of residence, the visa will be
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issued from Cyprus. All international (Non-EU)
applicants should submit to the Office of Admissions
the following:
1.
6.
Evidence of English Language Proficiency
Official or certified/attested results of TOEFL, GCE “O” Level, GCSE, IELTS or
Cambridge Exams (if taken).
Application Form
A completed Application Form, plus the Application Fee of Euro 55 (one-off/non-
refundable payment).
7. Other Qualifications
Any other official or certified certificates or examination results.
2. Visa Fee
Visa processing fee of Euro 86 (one-off/non refundable payment).
8. Certified Copy of Passport
The passport must be valid for more than two (2) years.
3.Photographs
Four (4) recent, professionally taken, high resolution photographs.
9.
4. Academic Records
Official or certified/attested copies (plus official or certified/attested English translations, where necessary) of:
a. For Undergraduate Programmes:
Secondary (High) School Leaving Certificate and Grade Report/Mark
Sheet, or equivalent qualification.
b. For Postgraduate Programmes:
• High School Leaving Certificate and
Grade Report/Mark Sheet, or equivalent qualification.
• Bachelor Degree and Grade Report/
Mark Sheet, or equivalent qualification.
c. For Transient Students:
Certificates and Transcripts/Grade Reports/
Mark Sheets and Course Descriptions or Syllabi.
d. For Transfer Students:
See previous section: “Admission Requirements”.
5.
Reference Letters
(Postgraduate Programmes only)
Applicants for Postgraduate Programmes are also required to submit two reference letters from their professors.
Certificate of Good Conduct
An original Certificate of Good Conduct from the local police or government authorities in your country of residence, issued less than three (3) months before the commencement of your first semester’s classes.
10. Bank Letter of Financial Support
An original Bank Letter of Financial Support indicating that you or
your financial sponsor (i.e. only your parents, spouse, or legal guardian) have the ability to finance your tuition and living expenses for the academic year. The bank letter must clearly state your name and your relationship to your sponsor. If necessary, attach an affidavit to prove your relationship.
11.Copy of blood test for HIV, Syphilis and Hepatitis B and C and Chest X-ray report for Tuberculosis.
All documents (apart from 1,2,3, and 5) sould be
certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the
applicant’s country of residence as well as the dip
lomatic representation of Cyprus. If the applicant’s
country of residence is a part of the Convention of
Hague, then all documents should bear the Hague
Convention (1961) Apostile instead of the attestations mentioned above.
Candidates whose visas will be issued from Cyprus
should submit all the above documents to the Office
of Admissions with their applications. This applies
only for applicants with no Cyprus representation
in their country of residence.
Candidates who are required to attend a visa
interview SHOULD NOT submit original Certificate
of Good Conduct and Bank Letter of Financial
Support to the College. You will be required to
show these documents to the visa officer at
your interview. Please see the following section
on “Visa Procedures”.
Please contact the Office of Admissions to
confirm the documents you need to submit
and whether you are required to attend a visa
interview.
Visa Procedures
• The Office of Admissions will issue a Certificate of Admission showing the dates for student registration and commencement of classes.
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You should then pay the tuition deposit of Euro 3,200. The outstanding balance on the first semester’s fees must be paid upon registration.
The tuition deposit is refundable if the visa is denied by the Cyprus authorities.
If the visa is approved and the student decides not to join, the amount of Euro 500 will be retained by the College to cover administrative costs.
•
Upon receipt of the required application documents and the tuition deposit (Euro 3,200), the Office of Admissions will submit your application to the Migration Authorities for visa approval.
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Students from Countries where a Visa
Interview is Not Required
• The Office of Admissions will inform you as soon as your entry visa has been approved by the Cyprus Authorities and will send you a copy. You should not
travel to Cyprus without a copy of your entry visa.
Students from Countries where a Visa
Interview is Required
• The Office of Admissions will notify you when to attend your visa interview.
• The following documents are required for the interview:
a. Original academic credentials plus attested/certified copy and English translation (where necessary).
b. Original police character certificate and official English translation (where
necessary).
c. Original bank letter of financial support.
d. Passport (valid for more than two (2) years).
e.
College receipts for minimum amount of Euro 3,200 plus confirmation/receipt of payment from your bank.
f. Passport-size photograph.
g. Copy of blood test for HIV, Syphilis and Hepatitis B and C and Chest X-ray report for Tuberculosis.
* Please note that documents must not be
laminated or covered in plastic in any way.
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Note: We advise students to contact the
Cyprus Embassy/High Commission/Consulate
to confirm if there are any additional requirements
for the visa interview.
Upon Arrival to Cyprus
• Please inform the Office of Admissions as soon as you make your travel arrangements. You will be required to show the following items to the Immigration Authorities at the airport:
Please be advised that if the below requirements are not satisfied you will not be permitted to enter Cyprus.
a.
b.
c.
Copies or originals (if available) of College receipts of Application fee (Euro 55) and Visa fee (Euro 86)
d.
All documents that were certified by the visa officer during the interview at the Cyprus Embassy/
High Commission/Consulate.
Copies or originals (if available) of College receipt of the tuition deposit (Euro 3,200)
Cash and/or travellers’ cheques (Euro 2,000).
e. Certificate of Admission.
f. Open ticket valid for return to home country.
Migration and Ministry of Education
At the airport you will be given a two week temporary
entry visa. After you register at the College, the
Migration Authorities will convert your temporary
entry visa into a student visa for a maximum period
of one year, renewable every year for the duration
of studies. The Office of Admissions will assist you
with this procedure. International students studying
in Cyprus on a student visa are required to maintain a
full-time status (i.e. a minimum of 15 credits / hours
per semester for undergraduate studies or 9 credits/
hours per semester for postgraduate studies).
The Migration Authorities require all international
(Non-EU) students to have a blood test (HIV, Hepatitis
and Syphilis), and a Chest X-ray (Tuberculosis) after
arrival in Cyprus. Detailed Information is available
from the Office of Admissions.
International (Non-EU) students are permitted to
engage in paid employment six (6) months after
they have entered the country and may work
part-time for up to 20 hours per week, in sectors
of the economy specified by the Minister of Labour
and Social Insurance or at private households which
should be listed each time in the booklet M200
which will be provided by the government. During
break periods (i.e. winter, spring and summer recess)
students are permitted to work up to 38 hours per
week. All employed students must enter into a
contract, reviewed by the Department of Labour,
which states the terms and conditions of their
employment.
Note: These Regulations are changed from time to
time by the government authorities.
Accommodation
The College has a limited number of places available
in hostel accommodation. Students who require
hostel accommodation should contact the Office of
Admissions for further information and assistance.
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FINANCIAL INFORMATION - NICOSIA CAMPUS
The following are the tuition and other fees for the academic year 2014 -2015:
TUITION1
Diplomas / Higher National Diplomas
Fixed yearly tution
Aesthetics and Beauty Therapy
Office Administration
Culinary Arts
Ασφάλεια και Προστασία Προσώπων
Tuition per credit/teaching hour2
Hospitality (Hotel) Management Information Technology
Computer Technology
Pre-Medical
Τεχνολογία Μηχανολογικών Εγκαταστάσεων
Τεχνικός Ηλεκτρολογίας
Τεχνικός Αερίων Καυσίμων
Bachelors
All Bachelor programme - per credit/teaching hour2
Other Fees
Application fee (payable once, non refundable)
Visa fee (one-off/non refundable payment)
Registration fee (per registration)
Annual Insurance fee
Student activities fee (per semester)
Technology fee (per semester)
Lab fee (per course with lab)
International student guarantee (one off, refundable)
Transcript fee (per copy)
Transfer credit evaluation fee
Exemption / Make up exam fee
Graduation application fee
1.
2.
3.
LocalInternational
Euro
Euro
8.650
7.450
9.150
8.500
220
255
255
330
290
290
290
225
335
-
330335
55
-
26
-
20
15
26
-
5
52
35
85
55
86
26
175
20
15
26
400
5
52
35
85
The above tuition and fees do not include external registration and examination fees (if any), which vary for different programmes.
The normal load consists of 30 credits/teaching hours per year (15 per semester). Full-time students may take a minimum of 15 credits/
teaching hours per semester. In cases where credits differ to hours allocated to a course (e.g. pre-College English), the higher of the two will be used in calculating the tuition.
The tuition for students who have entered the College in the academic year shown below, will be as follows:
2013-20142012-2013
2011-2012
EuroEuro
Euro
Diplomas / Higher National Diplomas
Same as above
Same as above
All Bachelor Programmes
Tuition per credit/teaching hour - local/EU
330
330 320
Tuition per credit/teaching hour - international
335
335 325
The College reserves the right to change tuition and other fees whenever conditions necessitate, subject to approval
by the Ministry of Education and Culture.
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FINANCIAL INFORMATION - LIMASSOL CAMPUS
The following are the tuition and other fees for the academic year 2014 -2015:
TUITION1
LocalInternational
Euro
Euro
Undergraduate programmes (Fall and Spring Semesters)
Tuition per credit/teaching hour2
Office Administration
Other Fees
Application fee (payable once, non refundable) Visa fee (one-off/non refundable payment)
Registration fee (per registration)
Annual insurance fee
Student activities fee (per semester) Technology fee (per semester)
Lab fee (per course with lab)
International student guarantee (one-off, refundable)
Transcript fee (per copy)
Transfer credit evaluation fee
Exemption / Make-up exam fee
Graduation application fee 1.
2.
3.
55
55
---86
2626
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175
2020
1515
2626
---400
55
52
52
35
35
85
85
The above tuition and fees do not include external registration and examination fees (if any), which vary for different programmes.
Since a normal load consists of 30 credits/teaching hours per year (15 per semester), annual tuition will amount to Euro 9.750 for local/
EU students and Euro 10.050 for international (Non EU) students. Full-time students may take a minimum of 15 credits/teaching hours per semester. In cases where credits differ to hours allocated to a course (e.g. pre-College English), the higher of the two will be used in calculating the tuition.
The tuition for students who have entered the College in the academic year shown below, will be as follows
Tuition per credit/teaching hour - local-EU
Tuition per credit/ teaching hour - international
Office Administration
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325335
6.700
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2013-20142012-20132011-2012
EuroEuroEuro
325
325
320
335
335
325
6.700
The College reserves the right to change tuition and other fees whenever conditions necessitate, subject to
approval by the Ministry of Education and Culture.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION - LARNACA CAMPUS
The following are the tuition and other fees for the academic year 2014 -2015:
TUITION1
LocalInternational
Euro
Euro
Undergraduate programmes (Fall and Spring Semesters)
Tuition per credit/teaching hour 2
325
Office Administration 7.450 Other Fees
Application fee (payable once, non refundable) Visa fee (one-off/non refundable payment)
Registration fee (per registration)
Annual insurance fee
Student activities fee (per semester) Technology fee (per semester)
Lab fee (per course with lab)
International student guarantee (one-off, refundable)
Transcript fee (per copy)
Transfer credit evaluation fee
Exemption / Make-up exam fee
Graduation application fee 1.
2.
3.
335
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5555
---86
2626
---
175
20
20
1515
2626
---400
55
52
52
35
35
85
85
The above tuition and fees do not include external registration and examination fees (if any), which vary for different programmes.
Since a normal load consists of 30 credits/teaching hours per year (15 per semester), annual tuition will amount to Euro 9.750 for local/
EU students and Euro 10.050 for international (Non EU) students. Full-time students may take a minimum of 15 credits/teaching hours per semester. In cases where credits differ to hours allocated to a course (e.g. pre-College English), the higher of the two will be used in calculating the tuition.
The tuition for students who have entered the College in the academic year shown below, will be as follows:
Tuition per credit/teaching hour - local/EU
Tuition per credit/ teaching hour - international
Office Administration
2013-20142012-20132011-2012
EuroEuroEuro
325
325
320
335
335
325
7.450
The College reserves the right to change tuition and other fees whenever conditions necessitate, subject to
approval by the Ministry of Education and Culture.
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Payment of Fees
Tuition and other fees are calculated and charged
at the beginning of each semester. Local/EU
students may be permitted to pay their tuition
and fees in 3 equal instalments per semester (6
instalments yearly), provided that the tuition
deposit of Euro 850 is paid before or at registration
of each semester. Students wishing to pay on an
instalment basis must sign a contract of payment.
According to the Migration regulations of Cyprus,
international (Non-EU) students are required to
be full-time (minimum 15 credits/teaching hours
per semester) and to pay each semester’s tuition
and fees in advance. A tuition deposit of Euro
3,200 (unless otherwise required by the College)
must be paid upon receipt of the Certificate of
Admission. The balance of the semester’s tuition
and fees must be paid upon registration. Students
with outstanding financial obligations to the
College will not receive grades, transcripts or
other documents until their accounts are settled.
A late payment charge of 7% per year will be
imposed for all overdue instalments.
All payments should be made in Euro by means of a
bank draft issued to Intercollege or by bank transfer,
account details as follows:
Nicosia Campus
Bank of Cyprus
Nicosia, Cyprus
Account No.: 0182-11-007377
Swift: BCYPCY2N010
CY 35002001820000001100737700
Limassol Campus
Hellenic Bank
Nicosia, Cyprus
Account No: 119-01-567831-03
Swift: HEBACY2N
Iban: CY58 0050 0119 0001 1901 5678 3103
Bank of Cyprus
Nicosia, Cyprus
Account No.: 0182-01-010361
Swift: BCYPCY2N010
CY 03002001820000000101036100
Time of Withdrawal
(Fall and Spring Semesters)
Before classes start*
During the 1st week of classes
During the 2nd week of classes
During the 3rd week of classes
During the 4th week of classes
After the 4th week of classes
Larnaca Campus
Bank of Cyprus
Larnaca, Cyprus
Account No: 0576-11-001144-00
Swift: BCYPCY2N
IBAN: CY 67 0020 0576 0000 0011 0011 4400
Refund Policy
Students cannot drop or withdraw from a course(s)
by merely stopping attendance. A student
wishing to withdraw from any course(s) has to fill
in a “Withdrawal” Form and submit it both to the
Department of Academic Affairs and to the Finance
Department. The date of withdrawal will be considered to be the date on which such a form is received.
Apart from tuition, all other fees (i.e Application
fee, Registration fee, Insurance fee, Activities fee,
Technology fee, etc) are not refundable. Cancellation
of tuition (refund) will be based on the following
schedule:
% of Cancellation
(Tuition Refund)
Tuition Charged
100%
80%
70%
50%
25%
0%
0%
20%
30%
50%
75%
100%
100%
80%
50%
0%
0%
20%
50%
100%
(Summer Session)
Before classes start*
During the first 3 days of classes
During the second 3 days of classes
After the 7th day of classes
* In case the visa is approved and the student decides not to join, an amount of Euro 500 will be deducted as non-refundable.
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No refund of tuition will be made for whatever reason, for students who have been expelled, dismissed, suspended for
disciplinary reasons, or denied visa on the basis of fake documents.
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SCHOLARSHIPS/FINANCIAL AID
The College offers financial aid to full-time students,
in the form of merit scholarships, need-based
assistance, athletics scholarships, and on-campus
work-study programmes. All types of financial aid
available are explained below:
Academic Merit Scholarships
1. Based on Previous Performance
Students in their first year at the College may be eligible for a scholarship on the basis of the grades of their High School Leaving Certificate. More information about this type of scholarship can be obtained from the Office of Admissions.
2. Based on Academic Performance at the College
Two regular semesters after the student first registers and every semester thereafter, scholarships will be awarded according to the student’s performance at the College, as follows:
Cumulative GPA
4.00
3.75–3.99
3.50–3.74
Scholarship
50%
20%
10%
In order to be eligible for this type of scholarship,
students must have:
a. full-time status,
b. completed a minimum of 30 credits at the
College and
c. been registered in the previous semester.
Notes:
1. Scholarships are not applicable to postgraduate programmes (MBA/MA), professional
programmes, other fees and summer tuition.
2. Students who are eligible for more than one type of Financial Aid will be awarded the scholarship
or discount constituting the highest amount (i.e. reductions cannot be added).
Need-Based Assistance
Need-based assistance is given in the form of a
discount, to Local/EU students only, regardless of
academic performance, as follows:
1. Students who come from large families (4 children or more) are eligible for a 15% discount.
2. Families who have, during the same semester, more than one child as students at the College, are eligible for a 15% discount for every additional child.
3. Students who face considerable financial difficulties. In such cases the amount of the discount will depend on the student’s demonstrated need for assistance. Students interested in this type of financial aid must complete the “Application for Scholarship/
Financial Aid” and submit it to the Finance Department. This type of aid may be valid for one semester, for one academic year or for the whole duration of the student’s programme.
On Campus Work-Study Programme
A limited number of part-time, on-campus jobs
are available to students who have demonstrated
exceptional potential in extra-curricular activities
and academic performance. Students are compensated in the form of tuition discount and/or wages.
Available jobs are announced at the beginning of
every semester and details are posted on the main
board of the College and the intranet.
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PROGRAMMES
OF STUDY
5
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES (Certificates)
Intercollege is duly registered with the Cyprus
Ministry of Education as an educational institution
of tertiary education, in accordance with the requirements of the Laws of the Republic of Cyprus, and
is authorised to offer the following Undergraduate
(Diploma) programmes:
ΥΠ -139/81/K, 16/10/1991
Certificate (1 year)
Teaching Sites and
Accreditation Status
Nicosia Limassol Larnaca Page
Ασφάλεια και Προστασία Προσώπων •R 60
Accreditation Status
• A Accredited
• C Candidate for accreditation
• R Registered but not yet accredited
Language of instruction: Greek.
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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES (Diplomas)
Intercollege is duly registered with the Cyprus
Ministry of Education as an educational institution
of tertiary education, in accordance with the requirements of the Laws of the Republic of Cyprus, and
is authorised to offer the following Undergraduate
(Bachelor) programmes:
ΥΠ -139/81/K, 16/10/1991
Accreditation Status
• A Accredited
• C Candidate for accreditation
• R Registered but not yet accredited
Diploma (2 years)
Teaching Sites and
Accreditation Registration/Status
Nicosia Limassol Larnaca Page
Accounting •A 61
Aesthetics and Beauty Therapy/Αισθητική •A 62
Banking and Finance •A 66
Business Administration
•A 67
Business Administration
•A
•A
68
- General (2 years, plus an optional foundation year) - Management Information Systems •A
•A
69
- Marketing •A
•A
70
Communications •A 71
Computer Engineering •A
72
•A
•A
73
Computer Science Computer Technology •A 74
Culinary Arts/Επισιτιστικές Τέχνες •A 75
Hospitality Management (Hotel and Restaurant Operations) •A 79
Hospitality (Hotel) Management •A
80
Hotel and Tourism Management •A
•A
81
Information Technology •A 82
Law
•A 83
Office Administration •A
•A
•A
84
Pre-Primary Education/Νηπιαγωγικά •A
86
Travel and Tourism Management •A
•A
88
Τεχνικός Ηλεκτρολογίας •R 89
Τεχνολογία Μηχανολογικών Εγκαταστάσεων •R 90
Web Design •R 91
Language of instruction: All programmes are taught in English with the exception of the Pre-Primary
Education, and the Culinary Arts, Aesthetics & Beauty Therapy, Computer Technology, Information
Technology, Office Administration, Τεχνικός Ηλεκτρολογίας, Τεχνολογία Μηχανολογικών Εγκαταστάσεων
which are offered at the Nicosia Campus and are taught in Greek.
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5
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES (Higher Diplomas)
Intercollege is duly registered with the Cyprus
Ministry of Education as an educational institution
of tertiary education, in accordance with the requirements of the Laws of the Republic of Cyprus, and
is authorised to offer the following Undergraduate
(Diploma) programmes:
ΥΠ -139/81/K, 16/10/1991
Accreditation Status
• A Accredited
Ανώτερο Δίπλωμα (3 έτη)
Higher Diploma (3 years)
Teaching Sites and
Accreditation Registration/Status
Nicosia Limassol Larnaca Page
Aesthetics and Beauty Therapy/Αισθητική Hairdressing/Κομμωτική Radiographic Technology Τεχνικός Αερίων Καυσίμων •R
•R
•R
•R
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77
87
92
• C Candidate for accreditation
• R Registered but not yet accredited
Language of instruction: English with the exception of “Τεχνικός Αερίων Καυσίμων” which is taught in Greek.
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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES (Bachelor’s)
Intercollege is duly registered with the Cyprus
Ministry of Education as an educational institution
of tertiary education, in accordance with the requirements of the Laws of the Republic of Cyprus, and
is authorised to offer the following Undergraduate
(Bachelor) programmes:
ΥΠ -139/81/K, 16/10/1991
Accreditation Status
• A Accredited
• C Candidate for accreditation
• R Registered but not yet accredited
Bachelor (4 years)
Teaching Sites and
Accreditation Status
Nicosia Limassol Larnaca Page
Aesthetics •A 64
Business Administration (with concentrations in Management, M.I.S., Marketing,)
- Management •R
•Α
68
- Management Information Systems •R
•Α
69
- Marketing •R
•Α
70
Computer Engineering •R
72
Computer Science •R
•R
73
Culinary Arts Management/Διεύθυνση Επισιτιστικών Τεχνών •A 76
Hospitality Management •A
•A
80
Office Management •R 85
Language of instruction: All programmes are taught in English with the exception of the following
programmes that are offered in the Nicosia Campus: Culinary Arts Management, Aesthetics which are
taught in Greek.
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POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES (Master’s)
Intercollege is duly registered with the Cyprus
Ministry of Education as an educational institution
of tertiary education, in accordance with the requirements of the Laws of the Republic of Cyprus, and
is authorised to offer the following Postgraduate
(Master’s) programmes:
ΥΠ - 139/81/K, 16/10/1991
Master’s
Teaching Sites and
Accreditation Status
Nicosia LimassolLarnaca Page
MBA •R
Accreditation Status
• A Accredited
• C Candidate for accreditation
• R Registered but not yet accredited
Language of instruction: English
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Ασφάλεια και Προστασία Προσώπων
Certificate (1 year)
Υποχρεωτικά Μαθήματα
CRIM-132
CRIM-135
SEC-101
SEC-111
SEC-121
SEC-131
Εγκληματολογική και Δικαστική Ψυχολογία
Εισαγωγή στην Ιδιωτική Ασφάλεια και τη Βία
Εκπαίδευση Οχημάτων - Οικοδομές και Εγκαταστάσεις
Νομικά Θέματα και Διαχείριση Οργανισμών Ασφαλείας
Ικανότητες Πεδίου και Ασύμμετρες Απειλές
Τεχνικές Χρήσης, Συντήρησης και Αφοπλισμού Διαφόρων Τύπων Επιθετικών Αντικειμένων και Τεχνικές Αυτοάμυνας
Επιλεγόμενα Διοίκησης Επιχειρήσεων
Γλωσσική Έκφραση
Ηλεκτρονικοί Υπολογιστές
Επιλεγόμενα Διοίκησης Επιχειρήσεων
Σύνολο Πιστωτικών Μονάδων
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
3
18
6
36
3
3
6
6
6
12
30
60
Στόχος:
Τα τελευταία χρόνια η εγκληματική δραστηριότητα
αλλάζει μορφή με ταχύτατους ρυθμούς και έχει πλέον
μεταλλαχθεί προς το χειρότερο. Kαθώς το έγκλημα και
οι εκπρόσωποί του εξελίσσονται διαρκώς, περισσότερο από ποτέ στρέφονται εναντίων επιχειρηματιών,
πολιτικών, εταιρειών, στελεχών, και άλλων υψηλά
ιστάμενων προσώπων. Ο σκοπός των εγκληματιών
ποικίλει ανάλογα με την περίπτωση, και μπορεί να
έχουν στόχο την απαίτηση καταβολής λύτρων (σε
περιπτώσεις απαγωγής και ομηρίας), την αλλαγή ή
διατάραξη της πολιτικής ισορροπίας, τη ληστεία, τον
εκβιασμό, την απόκτηση δημοσιότητας, την εκδίκηση
κ.τ.λ. Ο κλάδος Ασφάλειας και Προστασίας Προσώπων
ασχολείται με την εφαρμογή μεθόδων και τακτικών σε
θέματα ασφάλειας και υψηλής προστασίας. Ο συγκεκριμένος κλάδος ασχολείται επίσης με εξειδικευμένους
τρόπους αντιμετώπισης των παραπάνω αναφερθέντων περιστατικών (εγκληματικότητας), και διαχείρισης
κρίσεων ενός ευρέος φάσματος. Στα πλαίσια αυτά, ο
σκοπός είναι η άρτια προετοιμασία των σπουδαστών
με θεωρητική και πρακτική γνώση, και μια εκπαίδευση
υψηλού επιπέδου στον τομέα της ασφάλειας και της
προστασίας προσώπων.
Διάρκεια Σπουδών: 1 Έτος
Γλώσσα Διδασκαλίας: Ελληνική
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Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
5
Accounting
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Limassol)
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
2
2
3
3
3
3
2
5
5
5
2
2
5
3
30-42
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
12
12
12
4
4
6
6
6
6
4
10
10
10
4
4
10
6
60-84
Business Electives
6-12
12-24
Language Expression
Computer and Mathematics Electives
Liberal Arts Electives
3-11
6-15
5-12
6-22
12-30
10-24
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120
Major Requirements
Aims
The Accounting Diploma aims to provide students
with the technical and academic background
necessary to work as accountants in business and
industry while simultaneously providing a general
education in business, computing and the liberal
arts.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 63 required credits.
ACER-101
The Accounting Framework I
ACER-102
The Accounting Framework II
ACER-111
The Legal Framework I
ACER-112
The Legal Framework II
ACER-121
Management Information I
ACER-122
Management Information II
ACER-131
The Organisational Framework I
ACER-132
The Organisational Framework II
ACER-201
The Audit Framework
ACER-211
The Tax Framework
ACER-221
Managerial Finance
ATEC-101
Accounting Skills
ATEC-102
Credit Transaction Skills
ATEC-103
Payroll Transactions
ATEC-105
Financial Accounting
ATEC-106
Management Accounting
ATEC-107
Accounting Reporting Skills
ATEC-211
Cost Analysis and Control
ATEC-214
Financial Reporting
ATEC-218Auditing
ATEC-219Taxation
ATEC-222
Budgetary Control
ATEC-223
Investment Appraisal Techniques
ATEC-230
Cash Management and Credit Control
ATEC-231
Managing Accounting Systems
Total Credits
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Aesthetics and Beauty Therapy/Αισθητική
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Nicosia)
Δίπλωμα, 2 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λευκωσία)
Major Requirements
Aims
The Diploma prepares students to run their own
beauty centres successfully, as well as work in many
diverse fields in beauty therapy, fitness centres,
cosmetics companies, health spas, cruise liners or
as cosmetics demonstrators.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 65 required credits.
Γλώσσα Διδασκαλίας: Ελληνική
AEST-100
Professional Ethics
AEST-101P
Facial Therapy Practical I
AEST-101T
Facial Therapy Theory I
AEST-102P
Facial Electrotherapy Practical II
AEST-102T
Facial Electrotherapy Theory II
AEST-103P
Body Treatment Practical I
AEST-103T
Body Treatment Theory I
AEST-106Terminology
AEST-107PDepilation
AEST-108P
Make Up Practical
AEST-108T
Make Up Theory
AEST-111P
Electrolysis Practical I
AEST-111T
Electrolysis Theory I
AEST-113
Human Physiology and Anatomy I
AEST-114
Human Physiology and Anatomy II
AEST-115Electrotechnology
AEST-116
Cosmetic Science
AEST-118P
Aromatherapy Practical I
AEST-118T
Aromatherapy Theory I
AEST-128P
Manicure and Pedicure Practical
AEST-128T
Manicure and Pedicure Theory
AEST-131
Occupational Health and Safety
AEST-200Exercise
AEST-201
Salon Management
AEST-203P
Facial Therapy (Practical) III
AEST-204P
Body Electrotherapy Practical II
AEST-204T
Body Electrotherapy Theory II
AEST-205P
Body Electrotherapy Practical III
AEST-206Dermatology
AEST-208P
Advanced Make Up Practical
AEST-208T
Advanced Make Up Theory
AEST-211P
Electrolysis Practical II
AEST-211T
Electrolysis Theory II
AEST-212P
Electrolysis Practical III
AEST-215
Principles of Kinesiology
AEST-218P
Aromatherapy Practical II
AEST-218T
Aromatherapy Theory II
AEST-219P
Aromatherapy Practical III
AEST-220
Nutrition and Diet
AEST-234
Plastic Surgery
AEST-291
Practicum I
AEST-292
Practicum II
Diploma
Credits
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
ECTS European
Total Credits
62
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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System
5
Aesthetics and Beauty Therapy/Αισθητική
Higher Diploma, 3 years (offered in Larnaca)
Ανώτερο Δίπλωμα, 3 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λάρνακα)
Major Requirements
Aims
The programme prepares students for employment
in the beauty therapy sector and will be suitable for
learners who have already decided that they wish to
enter this area of work. Progression from this qualification may well be into or within employment in
the beauty therapy sector (beauty therapy centres,
fitness centres, cosmetic companies, health spas,
cruise liners, TV, theatres, fashion shows etc). Most
importantly, upon completion of this programme,
students will be able to open and run their own
beauty therapy centre.
Programme Duration
A Higher diploma may be earned after three years
of study, on completion of 97 required credits.
BENG-200
English Language I
BENG-200A
English Language II
BENG-201
English Language III
BENG-201A
English Language IV
BENG-202
English Language V
BENG-202A
English Language VI
COMP-150
Microcomputer Applications
CUBT-100
Management of Epilation & Depilation
CUBT-110
Facial Therapies I
CUBT-111Make-Up
CUBT-112
Manicure and Pedicure
CUBT-120Aromatherapy
CUBT-130
Science of Essential Oils
CUBT-160
Diet and Nutrition
CUBT-210
Facial Therapy II
CUBT-290
Working in the Salon Environment I
CUBT-291
Working within a Salon Environment II
CUBT-292
Working in the Salon Environment III
CUBT-293
Working in the Salon Environment IV
CUBT-300
Health, Safety and Security
CUBT-320
Law for Business and Service Industry
CUBT-330
The Developing Manager
CUBT-340
Cosmetic Surgery
CUBT-400
Fashion Theatre and Media Make Up
CUBT-600
Human Physiology and Anatomy
CUBT-800
Beauty Therapy Practice
CUBT-900
Beauty Therapy Management
CUCS-100
Customer Service
DERM-101Dermatology
SUCP-100
Basic Sciences
SUIE-500
Industry Experience
SUPA-210
Physiology of Ageing
SURF-140Reflexology
SURM-190
Remedial Massage and Hydrotherapy
Total Credits
Diploma
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
97
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Aesthetics/Αισθητική
Bachelor of Science, 4 years (offered in Nicosia)
Πτυχίο, 4 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λευκωσία)
Υποχρεωτικά Μαθήματα
Στόχος
Ένα Πτυχίο με την επωνυμία “Αισθητική (κατεύθυνση
Διοίκηση Κέντρου Αισθητικής)” ή “Αισθητική
(κατεύθυνση Διοίκηση Κέντρου Ευεξίας)” θα
εξασφαλίζει στους απόφοιτους εμπεριστατωμένη
αντίληψη και εκτίμηση για θέματα διεύθυνσης
έτσι ώστε να καταστήσει ικανό τον απόφοιτο να
συνεισφέρει στον τομέα της διεύθυνσης ινστιτούτου
αισθητικής. Η σε βάθος ενημέρωση για τις
υπηρεσίες που προσφέρονται μέσα στον τομέα
της αισθητικής, ομορφιάς και υγείας είναι υψίστης
σημασίας για διευθυντή ινστιτούτου αισθητικής.
Μέσα στο πρόγραμμα σπουδών οι σπουδαστές θα
μελετήσουν τα απαραίτητα θέματα ούτως ώστε να
είναι ικανοί να παρέχουν αποτελεσματικές θεραπείες
ομορφιάς χρησιμοποιώντας τις κατάλληλες γνώσης
για διαβουλεύσεις, προγραμματισμό και εφαρμογή
των θεραπειών.
Διάρκεια Σπουδών: 4 έτη
Γλώσσα Διδασκαλίας: Ελληνική
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Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
ASM-100
Δεοντολογία Επαγγέλματος
ASM-101L
Αισθητική Προσώπου Ι (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-101
Αισθητική Προσώπου Ι (Θεωρία)
ASM-102L
Αισθητική Προσώπου ΙΙ (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-102
Αισθητική Προσώπου ΙΙ (Θεωρία)
ASM-103L
Αισθητική Σώματος Ι (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-103
Αισθητική Σώματος Ι (Θεωρία)
ASM-108L
Μακιγιάζ Ι (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-108
Μακιγιάζ Ι (Θεωρία)
ASM-109L
Μακιγιάζ ΙΙ (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-109
Μακιγιάζ ΙΙ (Θεωρία)
ASM-110
Δερματολογία I
ASM-111
Δερματολογία II
ASM-128L
Μανικιούρ & Πεντικιούρ (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-128
Μανικιούρ & Πεντικιούρ (Θεωρία)
ASM-202L
Αισθητική Προσώπου ΙΙΙ (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-202
Αισθητική Προσώπου ΙΙΙ (Θεωρία)
ASM-204L
Αισθητική Σώματος ΙΙ (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-204
Αισθητική Σώματος ΙΙ(Θεωρία)
ASM-205L
Αισθητική Σώματος ΙΙI (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-205
Αισθητική Σώματος ΙΙI (Θεωρία)
ASM-207L
Αποτρίχωση Ι (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-207
Αποτρίχωση Ι (Θεωρία)
ASM-209L
Μακιγιάζ ΙΙΙ (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-209
Μακιγιάζ ΙΙΙ (Θεωρία)
ASM-210
Δερματολογία III
ASM-208Νοσολογία
ASM-206Κινησιολογία
ASM-218L
Αρχές Αρωματοθεραπείας (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-218
Αρχές Αρωματοθεραπείας (Θεωρία)
ASM-219L
Επαγγελματικό Μακιγιάζ (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-219
Επαγγελματικό Μακιγιάζ (Θεωρία)
ASM-231
Υγιεινή & Ασφάλεια
ASM-300
Αισθητική Γυμναστική
ASM-307L
Αποτρίχωση ΙI (Εργαστήριο)
ASM-307
Αποτρίχωση ΙI (Θεωρία)
ASM-316
Κοσμετολογία I
ASM-320Διαιτολογία
ASM-326
Κοσμετολογία IΙ (Θεωρία & Εργαστήριο)
ASM-332
Α’ Βοήθειες (Θεωρία & Εργαστήριο)
ASM-315
Ηλεκτροθεραπεία Ι (Θεωρία & Εργαστήριο)
ASM-325
Ηλεκτροθεραπεία ΙΙ (Θεωρία & Εργαστήριο)
ASM-360
Πρακτική Άσκηση
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
3
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
0
62
2
2
3
2
3
2
4
1
2
1
2
4
4
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
1
4
1
2
4
5
4
2
4
1
2
4
3
1
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
0
105
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
5
Aesthetics/Αισθητική (cont.)
Bachelor of Science, 4 years (offered in Nicosia)
Πτυχίο, 4 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λευκωσία)
Κατεύθυνση Διοίκηση Κέντρου Ευεξίας
ASM-409 ASM-409L ASM-420 ASM-420L
ASM-418
ASM-418L
ASM-428
ASM-428L
ASM-430 ASM-438
ASM-438L
Καλλιτεχνικό Μακιγιάζ (Θεωρία)
Καλλιτεχνικό Μακιγιάζ (Εργαστήριο)
Stress και Αντιμετώπιση από τον/την Αισθητικό (Θεωρία)
Stress και Αντιμετώπιση από τον/την Αισθητικό (Εργαστήριο)
Εξειδικευμένη Αρωματοθεραπεία (Θεωρία)
Εξειδικευμένη Αρωματοθεραπεία (Εργαστήριο)
Εναλλακτικές Θεραπείες (Θεωρία)
Εναλλακτικές Θεραπείες (Εργαστήριο)
Ανεπιθύμητες Ενέργειες από Καλλυντικά
Ειδικές Θεραπείες Spa (Θεωρία)
Ειδικές Θεραπείες Spa (Εργαστήριο)
Κατεύθυνση Διοίκηση Κέντρου Αισθητικής
ASM-440
ASM-402
ASM-402L
ASM-404
ASM-404L
ASM-407L
ASM-407
ASM-408
ASM-408L
ASM-434
Παθολογία Ενδοκρινών Αδένων
Αισθητική Προσώπου IV (Θεωρία)
Αισθητική Προσώπου IV (Εργαστήριο)
Αισθητική Σώματος IV (Θεωρία)
Αισθητική Σώματος ΙV (Εργαστήριο)
Εξειδικευμένη Αποτρίχωση (Εργαστήριο)
Εξειδικευμένη Αποτρίχωση (Θεωρία)
IPL Αισθητικές Εφαρμογές (Θεωρία)
IPL Αισθητικές Εφαρμογές (Εργαστήριο)
Αισθητική Χειρουργική
Επιλεγόμενα Επιστήμης
Επιλεγόμενα Διοίκησης Επιχειρήσεων
Ηλεκτρονικοί Υπολογιστές
Σύνολο Πιστωτικών Μονάδων
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
16
2
1
3
2
4
2
4
2
4
4
2
30
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
3
17
5
3
2
3
2
2
2
4
2
5
30
10
36
3
19
72
6
127
240
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
65
5
Banking and Finance
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Limassol)
Major Requirements
BANK-205
BANK-210
BANK-215
BANK-220A
BANK-225
BANK-230
FIN-266
The Business of Banking
Introduction to Accounting
Banking Operations and Lending
Supervisory Management
Banking: The Legal Environment
Marketing of Bank Services
Managerial Finance
Business Electives
Aims
The Diploma in Banking and Finance aims to provide
students with the general academic background
necessary to work in positions in banks and other
financial institutions while providing an education
in business, computing and liberal arts.
ACCT-211
Managerial Accounting
BADM-230
Business Law
ECON-261
Principles of Microeconomics
ECON-262 Principles of Macroeconomics
MGT-281
Introduction to Management
MKTG-291Marketing
Language Expression
Computer and Maths Electives
Liberal Arts Electives
Total Credits
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
24-28
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
48-56
3
3
3
3
3
6-9
6
6
6
6
6
12-18
3-11
6-15
5-12
6-22
12-30
10-24
63
120
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 63 required credits.
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
66
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
5
Business Administration
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Nicosia)
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
3
33
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
66
Language Expression
Computer and Math Electives
Liberal Arts Electives
12
6
12
24
12
24
Total Credits
63
126
Major Business Core Requirements
ACCT-110 ACCT-111 ACCT-211
BADM-230 BADM-234 ECON-261 ECON-262 MGT-281 BUS-450
MGT-280
MKTG-391 Accounting I
Accounting II
Managerial Accounting
Business Law
Organisational Behaviour
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Introduction to Management
International Business
Small Bus. & Entrepreneurship
Marketing
Major Electives
Aims
At the Diploma level, the Business Administration
program aims to provide students with a sound
academic basis for professional development
through further study at a higher level. This program
aims to produce graduates with a basic competence
in management, marketing, economics and finance.
The program is based on both theory and practice
with emphasis given to the concepts and techniques
necessary for the thorough understanding of the
different aspects of a business firm. Upon graduation the student is ready for an entry level at junior
level posts in the industry and services sectors and
for further study at the Bachelor level.
Duration of studies: 2 years
Language of delivery: English
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Business Administration: General and Management
Diploma, 2 years - concentration General
Plus an optional foundation year (offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
Bachelor of Science, 4 years - Management
Diploma
Credits
(offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
ECTS
Credits
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
3
3
6
6
3
6
18-24
36-48
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
3
3
40-43
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
8
6
6
6
84-90
3
6
3
6
3
6
6
12
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
18-27
36-54
3-9
6-18
9-18
18-36
3-9
6-14
6-18
12-28
9-15
9-18
5-12
10-24
6-15
7-16
12-30
12-18
6-15
6-15
12-30
12-30
63
120
126
240
Business Core Requirements
Aims
The Management Business Administration
programme enables students to gain a broad
education in business administration and obtain
the necessary skills required to become successful
managers.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 63 required credits. For the
Bachelor’s Degree two further years of study are
needed, to complete the required 126 credits.
ACCT-110 ACCT-111 ACCT-211 BADM-230 BADM-234 BADM-431 BADM-439 BADM-475 BADM-493 ECON-261 ECON-262 FIN-266 IMGT-488 MGT-281
MKTG-291 Accounting I
Accounting II
Managerial Accounting
Business Law
Organisational Behaviour
Research Methods in Business
Senior Simulation in Business
Strategy and Business Policy
Final Year Project
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Managerial Finance
Operations Management
Introduction to Management
Marketing
Concentration Electives/Major Requirements
BADM-250 ECON-480 IMGT-486 MGT-282 MGT-355 MGT-370 MGT-437 MGT-450 MGT-470 MGT-481 MKTG-291 International Business
International Economic Integration
Quantitative Methods
Small Business and Entrepreneurship
Leadership in Organisations
Information Sytems and IT Management
Corporate Governance
Quality Assurance Management
Management Restructuring and Reengineering
Human Resource Management
Marketing
Major Electives
Language Expression
Computer and Maths Electives
Computer Electives
Maths Electives
Liberal Arts Electives
Humanities Electives
Social Sciences Electives
Total Credits
68
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
5
Business Administration: Management Information Systems (M.I.S)
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
Bachelor of Science, 4 years (offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
Major Business Core Requirements
Aims
The Business Administration programme, with a
concentration in Management Information Systems,
combines studies in Business and Computer Science.
Students study applications of information systems,
systems analysis and design, programming, management, accounting and other business related
courses.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 63 required credits. For the
Bachelor’s Degree two further years of study are
needed, to complete the required 126 credits.
ACCT-110 ACCT-111 ACCT-211 BADM-230 BADM-234 BADM-475 COMP-150 COMP-151A COMP-252 COMP-253 COMP-355 ECON-261 ECON-262 FIN-266 IMGT-488 MGT-281 MKTG-291 BADM-431 BADM-439 COMP-454 BADM-493 BADM-231 Accounting I
Accounting II
Managerial Accounting
Business Law
Organisational Behaviour
Strategy and Business Policy
Microcomputer Applications
Fundamental Concepts of Information
Systems and Technology
Computer Concepts
Applications Development I
Systems Development I
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Managerial Finance
Operations Management
Introduction to Management
Marketing
Research Methods in Business
Senior Simulation in Business OR
Information Systems Project OR
Final Year Project
Business Communications
Major Computer requirements
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
3
6
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
3
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
8
6
6
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
3
30-33
6
60-66
40-43
80-86
3-9
6-18
21-27
42-54
9-18
18-36
6-15
12-30
7-16
14-32
6-15
6-15
12-30
12-30
126
240
Major Business and/or Computer Language Electives
Language Expression
Computer and Mathematics Electives
Maths Electives
Liberal Arts Electives
Humanities Electives
Social Science Elecives
Total Credits
3-9
6-14
6-18
12-28
5-12
10-24
63
120
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
69
Business Administration: Marketing
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
Bachelor of Science, 4 years (offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
Business Core Requirements
ACCT-110 ACCT-111 ACCT-211 BADM-230 BADM-234 BADM-475 ECON-261 ECON-262 FIN-266 IMGT-488 MGT-281 MKTG-291 BADM-431 BADM-439 BADM-493 Aims
The Business Administration programme, with a
concentration in Marketing, helps prepare students
for managerial positions, developing proficiencies
in marketing, marketing research, strategy and sales
management.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 63 required credits. For the
Bachelor’s Degree two further years of study are
needed, to complete the required 126 credits.
Accounting I
Accounting II
Managerial Accounting
Business Law
Organisational Behaviour
Strategy and Business Policy
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Managerial Finance
Operations Management
Introduction to Management
Marketing
Research Methods in Business
Senior Simulation in Business OR
Final Year Project
Major Requirements
MKTG-360 MKTG-370
MKTG-380 MKTG-390 MKTG-393 MKTG-395 MKTG-398 MKTG-491 MKTG-493 BADM-250 COMM-321 MKTG-291 Selling and Sales Management
Retail and Distribution Management
Marketing of Services
E-Commerce
Advertising
Consumer Behaviour
Marketing Research
International Marketing
Strategic Marketing
International Business
Public Relations Principles
Marketing
Major Electives
Language Expression
Computer and Maths Electives
Computer Electives
Maths Electives
Liberal Arts Electives
Humanities Electives
Social Sciences Electives
Total Credits
70
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
3
3
6
6
3
6
18-24
36-48
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
40-43
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
8
6
6
6
6
6
6
84-90
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
3
6
3
3
6
6
6
12
21-30
42-60
3-9
6-18
9-18
18-30
3-9
6-14
6-18
12-28
9-15
9-18
5-12
10-24
6-15
7-16
12-30
14-32
6-15
6-15
12-30
12-30
63
120
126
240
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
5
Communications
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Limassol)
Major Requirements
COMM-105
Introduction to Digital Culture
COMM-135A Introduction to Communication Studies
COMM-160
Web Communication
COMM-200
Business & Professional Communications
COMM-250
Crisis Management
COMM-321
Public Relations
COMM-322 Public Relations Methods
MKTG-280E-marketing
MKTG-291Marketing
Communications Electives
Aims
Graduates will gain a thorough grounding in
the skills required to pursue a career in the field
of corporate communications, gain theoretical
knowledge and practical skills to enable them to
implement the concept of integrated communications as the organisation puts into operation its
strategies and are provided with an education that
broadens their cultural horizons enabling them
to become responsible, productive and creative
members of society.
Programme Duration
The Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 60 required credits.
BADM-231
Business Communications
BADM-332 Technical Writing and Research
COMM-125
Introduction to Journalism
COMM-230G Voice and Diction - Greek
COMM-240A Communication and Media Analysis
COMM-190Film
MKTG-393Advertising
Greek/English Language Expression
GREK-150
ENGL-102
Greek Language
Western World Literature & Composition
Language Expression
BENG-100
ENGL-100
ENGL-101
College English
Basic Writing
English Composition
Business Electives
Computer and Math Electives
Foreign Languages
Liberal Arts Electives
Total Credits
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
21-27
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
42-54
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
6-12
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
12-24
3
3
3
6
6
6
3
3
3
3-11
6
6
6
6-22
6-12
6-15
3-6
3-6
12-24
12-30
6-12
6-12
60
120
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Computer Engineering
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Larnaca)
Bachelor of Science, 4 years (offered in Larnaca)
Major Requirements
CENG-380 CENG-420 COMP-201 COMP-301 COMP-335 COMP-354 COMP-453 CENG-493 Microprocessor Interfacing
Neural Networks
Systems Analysis and Design
Data Structures
Computer Organisation and Architecture
Operating Systems
Software Engineering
Senior Year Project
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
24
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
48
3
1
3
1
3
3
3
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
3
3
42
6
2
6
2
6
6
6
6
3
6
2
6
2
6
2
6
6
6
84
3-6
3-6
8-12
11-15
6-12
6-12
15-19
15-21
3-6
12-24
12-24
24-30
24-36
6-12
3-11
5-12
9-17
9-15
6-15
6-15
12-30
12-30
75
135
270
Diploma
Credits
3
3
3
Major Engineering Requirements
Aims
Even though the curriculum leading to the Degree
in Computer Engineering aims to allow students
to specialise in computer hardware, it includes
many courses in computer software as well. The
programme also provides electives in science,
business, mathematics, and liberal arts. Graduates
may pursue careers in the exciting fields of computer
hardware, computer networks and computer
software or continue for further study.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 75 required credits. For the
Bachelor’s Degree two further years of study are
needed, to complete the required 135 credits.
CENG-200 CENG-201A CENG-280 CENG-281 CENG-300 CENG-358 COMP-152A EENG-120 EENG-121 EENG-130 EENG-131 EENG-240 EENG-241 EENG-250 EENG-251 EENG-270 EENG-360 EENG-370 Digital Systems I
Digital Systems Lab
Microprocessors
Microprocessors Lab
Digital Systems II
Data Communication and Computer Networks
PASCAL/Programme Development
Network Analysis I
Network Analysis I Lab
Network Analysis II
Network Analysis II Lab
Electronics I
Electronics I Lab
Electronics II
Electronics II Lab
Signals and Systems
Random Process
Digital Signal Processing
Engineering Electives
Computer Electives
Science Electives
Mathematics Electives
Business Electives
Language Expression
Liberal Arts Electives
Humanities Electives
Social Sciences Electives
Total Credits
72
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
3
1
3
1
3
3
3
1
3
1
3
1
35
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
5
Computer Science
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
Bachelor of Science, 4 years (offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
6
3
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
3
3
6
6
24
48
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
48
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
96
3
3
6
6
3
3
6
6
3
3
6
6
9-15
18-30
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
15-21
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
30-42
Maths Electives
Science Electives
Business Electives
8-12
4-8
3-6
16-24
8-16
6-12
14-21
8-16
6-12
28-42
16-32
12-24
Language Expression
Liberal Arts Electives
Computer Electives
Humanities Electives
Social Sciences Electives
3-11
6-12
6-22
10-24
9-17
18-36
0-15
6-15
6-15
0-30
12-30
12-30
126
240
Major Requirements
Aims
The Degree in Computer Science aims to provide
the skills necessary for modern-day business and
industry and to assist in managing increasingly
complex technical problems. The programme covers
the general areas of computer science, as well as
other electives and required courses.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 63 required credits. For the
Bachelor’s Degree two further years of study are
needed, to complete the required 126 credits.
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
CENG-200 COMP-151A COMP-152A COMP-201A COMP-254 COMP-255 COMP-301 COMP-335 COMP-352A COMP-354 COMP-358 COMP-370 COMP-375 COMP-405 COMP-453 COMP-493 Digital Systems I
Fundamental Concepts of Information Systems
and Technology
Pascal/Programme Development
Systems Analysis and Design
Assembly Language Programming
C++ Language Programming
Data Structures
Computer Organisation and Architecture
Database Management and Programming
Operating Systems
Networks and Data Communication
Algorithms
Compiler Design
Artificial Intelligence
Software Engineering
Final Year Project
Concentration/Major Electives
COMP-153 COMP-251A COMP-263 COMP-301
COMP-320 COMP-325 COMP-350 COMP-351 COMP-353 COMP-455 COMP-430 COMP-470 COMP-471
COMP-473 Total Credits
Visual Basic
Cobol/Programme Development
Human Computer Interaction
Data Structures
Computer Graphics
Special Topics in Computer Science
Systems Software Programming
Information Systems Concepts
Programming Languages
Object Oriented Programming
Digital Image Processing
Internet Technologies
Internet Technologies Lab
E-Commerce
63
120
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
73
Computer Technology/Τεχνολογία Υπολογιστών
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Nicosia)
Δίπλωμα, 2 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λευκωσία)
Υποχρεωτικά Μαθήματα
Εισαγωγή
Ο κλάδος Τεχνολογίας Υπολογιστών ασχολείται
με τα συστήματα υπολογιστών που αφορούν
τόσο τα φυσικά εξαρτήματά τους (hardware) όσο
και τα προγράμματά τους (software). Ο φοιτητής
επικεντρώνεται στο σχεδιασμό, την κατασκευή,
τον προγραμματισμό, τον τρόπο λειτουργίας και
τη δικτύωση των ηλεκτρονικών υπολογιστών ή
άλλων αυτοματοποιημένων μηχανών. Αυτός είναι
άλλωστε και ο λόγος που οι απόφοιτοι του κλάδου
είναι περιζήτητοι και απορροφώνται αμέσως από την
αγορά εργασίας. Το δίπλωμα έχει σκοπό να προετοιμάσει τους αποφοίτους θεωρητικά και πρακτικά, για
μια επιτυχημένη επαγγελματική σταδιοδρομία στον
τομέα της Τεχνολογίας Υπολογιστών.
CT-110
CT-120
CT-130
CT-140
CT-180
CT-190
CT-160
CT-185
CT-225
CT-290
CT-260
CT-210
CT-230
CT-250
CT-240
CT-295
CT-265
CT-280
Διακριτά Μαθηματικά
Λειτουργικά Συστήματα
Εισαγωγή στα Συστήματα Υπολογιστών
Ψηφιακά Συστήματα (Ι)
Ανάλυση και Σχεδιασμός Συστημάτων
Αρχές Προγραμματισμού
Δίκτυα και Επικοινωνίες
Βάσεις Δεδομένων (Ι)
Αρχιτεκτονική Υπολογιστών
Προγραμματισμός - Visual Basic.ΝΕΤ
Τεχνολογία Δικτύων
Ανάλυση Μαθηματικών
Σήματα και Συστήματα
Ασφάλεια στην Πληροφορική
Ψηφιακά Συστήματα (ΙΙ)
Σχεδιασμός και Συντήρηση Δικτύων
Συντήρηση Ηλεκτρονικών Υπολογιστών
Ηλεκτρονικές Επικοινωνίες
Γλωσσική ΄Εκφραση
Σύνολο Πιστωτικών Μονάδων
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
54
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
108
6
12
60
120
Διάρκεια Σπουδών
Δύο (2) έτη για την απόκτηση Διπλώματος (Diploma).
Γλώσσα Διδασκαλίας
Το πρόγραμμα προσφέρεται στην Ελληνική γλώσσα.
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
74
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
5
Culinary Arts/Επισιτιστικές Τέχνες
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Nicosia)
Δίπλωμα, 2 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λευκωσία)
Υποχρεωτικά Μαθήματα
Aims
The Diploma aims at creating educated and skilled
personnel, with the appropriate technical, vocational
and professional knowledge, skills and attitudes,
capable of acquiring an entry level position in the
field, and ready to respond effectively to the needs
as well as to the requirements of the food preparation and catering industry.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 75 required credits.
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
BENG-121A
Επαγγελματικά Αγγλικά Ι
BENG-122A
Επαγγελματικά Αγγλικά ΙΙ
BENG-123A
Επαγγελματικά Αγγλικά ΙΙΙ
CATR-100A
Εισαγωγή στις Επισιτιστικές Τέχνες
CATR-103AΛαχανικά/Όσπρια/Φρούτα
CATR-105A
Φαγητά Ταχείας Παρασκευής
CATR-106A
Παρασκευή Φαγητών με Αυγά
CATR-107A
Παρασκευή Ζωμών, Σαλτσών & Σουπών
CATR-108A
Ορεκτικά και Σαλάτες
CATR-109AΦαρινοειδή
CATR-110A
Κρέατα και Πουλερικά
CATR-111A
Ψάρια και Οστρακοειδή
CATR-112A
Σχεδιασμός Εδεσματολογίου Ι
CATR-113A
Ασφάλεια και Υγιεινή
CATR-115A
Φαγητά και Ποτά Ι
CATR-116A
Ζαχαροπλαστική Ι
CATR-117A
Ζαχαροπλαστική ΙΙ
CATR-118A
Σερβίρισμα Φαγητών και Ποτών Ι
CATR-119A
Σερβίρισμα Φαγητών και Ποτών ΙΙ
CATR-120A
Φαγητά και Ποτά ΙΙ
CATR-193A
Πρακτική Εξάσκηση σε Ξενοδ. Μονάδες
CATR-211A
Ζύμες Ζαχαροπλαστικής
CATR-212A
Σχεδιασμός Εδεσματολογίου ΙΙ
CATR-213A
Σύγχρονη Γαλλική Κουζίνα
CATR-214A
Διεθνής Κουζίνα
CATR-216A
Κουζίνα Διαίτης
CATR-217A
Κυπριακή Κουζίνα
CATR-219A
Κοστολόγηση Φαγητών
CATR-220A
Προετοιμασία & Παρουσίαση Μπουφέ
CATR-222A
Εδεσματολόγιο Επιλογής
CATR-224A
Προετοιμασία & Παρουσ. Μπουφέ Κλάσεως
CATR-225A
Παραδοσιακά και Ευρωπαικά Γλυκίσματα
CATR-226A
Παρασκευή και Διακόσμηση Επιδορπίων
CATR-227A
Τεχνικές Διακόσμ. στη Ζαχαροπλαστική
CATR-228A
Οργάνωση - Διοίκηση Κουζίνας
CATR-229A
Προγραμματισμός, Παραγωγή & Έλεγχος
CATR-231A
Τιμολόγηση, Προυπολογισμός & Έλεγχος
CATR-232A
Στρατηγική Εμπορίας & Προώθ. Πωλήσεων
CATR-233A
Σερβίρισμα Φαγητών και Ποτών ΙΙI
CATR-234A
Επιστήμη Τροφίμων & Διατροφής
CATR-235A
Υγιεινή Κουζίνα
CATR-236A
Σερβίρισμα Φαγητών & Ποτών ΙV
CATR-293A
Πρακτική Εξάσκηση σε Ξενοδ. Μονάδες ΙΙ
FREN-101A
Γαλλική Γλώσσα και Πολιτισμός Ι
FREN-102A
Γαλλική Γλώσσα και Πολιτισμός ΙΙ
GERM-101A
Γερμανική Γλώσσα & Πολιτισμός Ι
GERM-102A
Γερμανική Γλώσσα & Πολιτισμός ΙΙ
Total Credits
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
4
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
75
160
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
75
Culinary Arts Management/Διεύθυνση Επισιτιστικών Τεχνών
Bachelor of Science, 4 years (offered in Nicosia)
Πτυχίο, 4 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λευκωσία)
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
CUL-101
Θεωρία της Μαγειρικής I
CUL-121(L)
Πρακτική της Μαγειρικής I
CUL-111
Τραπεζοκομία Ι
CUL-112
Οινολογία και οινοπνευματώδη
CUL-113
Υγιεινή Τροφίμων και ασφάλεια στο χώρο εργασίας
CUL-105Τροφογνωσία
CUL-102
Θεωρία της Μαγειρικής II
CUL-122(L)
Πρακτική της Μαγειρικής II
CUL-115
Εισαγωγή στη ζαχαροπλαστική και αρτοποιίας
CUL-116(L)
Ζαχαροπλαστική και αρτοποιία Ι
CUL-123
Τραπεζοκομία ΙΙ
CUL-193
Πρακτική εξάσκηση Ι
CUL-201(L)
Προετοιμασία κρύας κουζίνας
CUL-217(L)
Κυπριακή κουζίνα
CUL-240(L)
Σχεδιασμός εδεσματολογίου
CUL-216(L)
Ζαχαροπλαστική και Αρτοποιία ΙΙ
CUL-223
Οργάνωση εστιατορίου
CUL-206(L)Μπουφέ
CUL-214(L)
Διεθνής κουζίνα Ι
CUL-250
Κοστολόγηση τροφίμων και ποτών
CUL-220
Εισαγωγή στη διατροφή
CUL-293
Πρακτική εξάσκηση ΙΙ
CUL-304(L)
Διακοσμητική ζαχαροπλαστική και αρτοποιία
CUL-310
Επιστήμη τροφίμων και υγιεινή διατροφή
CUL-311
Spa Cuisine
CUL-320
Διοίκηση και έλεγχος φαγητών και ποτών
CUL-314(L)
Διεθνής κουζίνα ΙΙ
CUL-407
Διαχείριση και διοίκηση κουζίνας
CUL-403(L)
Οργάνωση και διοίκηση εκδηλώσεων
BADM-493
Μελέτη τελευταίου χρόνου
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
3
2
3
3
3
2
3
4
3
74
4
6
4
6
4
6
4
6
4
4
4
6
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
6
4
6
4
6
6
6
4
6
8
6
148
Γλωσσική ΄Εκφραση
Επιλεγόμενα Διοίκησης Επιχειρήσεων
21
27
42
54
122
244
Υποχρεωτικά Μαθήματα
Στόχος:
Σύμφωνα με τις τελευταίες εξελίξεις και τις διαρκώς
αυξανόμενες απαιτήσεις της αγοράς, το πτυχιακό
πρόγραμμα σπουδών «Διεύθυνση Επισιτιστικών
Τεχνών» στοχεύει να προσφέρει μόρφωση σε όλα
τα τμήματα που αφορούν την εύρυθμη λειτουργία
μιας σύγχρονης επισιτιστικής επιχείρησης, καθώς ο
ρόλος του Αρχιμάγειρα έχει αναπτυχθεί και επεκταθεί σε τεράστιο βαθμό τα τελευταία χρόνια.Με
την ολοκλήρωση του τετραετούς προγράμματος
«Διεύθυνση Επισιτιστικών Τεχνών» οι φοιτητές/τριες
θα αποκτήσουν όχι μόνο τις απαραίτητες επαγγελματικές γνώσεις και δεξιότητες, αλλά και θα υπερτερούν
στην οργάνωση της κουζίνας, το συντονισμό και τον
έλεγχο των εργασιών μιας σύγχρονης επισιτιστικής
επιχείρησης, προσφέροντας έτσι ουσιαστική και
πολύτιμη υποστήριξη στα διευθυντικά στελέχη της
επιχείρησης, όπου θα εργάζονται ή ακόμη και στις
δικές τους επιχειρήσεις.
Διάρκεια Σπουδών
4 έτη για την απόκτηση Πτυχίου .
Γλώσσα Διδασκαλίας
Το πρόγραμμα προσφέρεται στην Ελληνική γλώσσα.
76
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
Σύνολο
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
5
Hairdressing/Κομμωτική
Higher Diploma, 3 years (offered in Larnaca)
Ανώτερο Δίπλωμα, 3 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λάρνακα)
Major Requirements
Aims
The Hairdressing program is designed to equip
students with the knowledge, understanding and
skills required for success in current and future
employment or for progression to related courses
or further degrees (salon management). These
transferable skills will enable students to meet
changing circumstances, whether these arise from a
shift in their own sphere of employment, promotion
to supervisory or management roles or from the
changing needs of the hairdressing industry.
The qualification has been developed to meet the
needs of the hairdressing industry by offering a focus
on independent learning and practical knowledge
and skills, with opportunities to develop a more
in-depth study of vocationally specialist areas,
such as cutting, styling, perming and colouring; or
broader areas such as management, e-commerce,
or human resources
Programme Duration
A Higher diploma may be earned after three years
of study, on completion of 92 required credits.
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
HAIR-101
HAIR-102
HAIR-103
HAIR-104
HAIR-105
HAIR-106
HAIR-107
HAIR-108
HAIR-109
HAIR-110
HAIR-111
HAIR-112
HAIR-113
HAIR-200
HAIR-203
HAIR-209
HAIR-214
HAIR-300
HAIR-312
HAIR-412
Diploma
Credits
Ensure your own actions to reduce risk
Give Customers a Positive Impression
Advise and Consult with Clients
Shampoo and Condition Hair and Scalp
Cut Hair using basic techniques
Style, Dress and Finish Hair Using Basic
Change hair Colour Using Basic Techniques
Fulfill Salon Reception Duties
Perm Hair using a variety of Technique
Provide Colour Correction Services
Cut hair using a combination of cut
Plan and Implement Promotional Activities
Development within a Salon Environment I
Colour Hair Using a variety of Techniques
Style and Dress Hair to Achieve a variety
Promote Products and Services to clients
Development within a Salon Environment
Provide Hairdressing Consultation Service
Development within a Saloon Environment III
Development within a Salon Environment IV
3
3
3
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
2
1
3
1
3
Applied Hair Services
Barbering to Create a Variety Looks
Straightening and Relaxing Hair
Law for Business and Services Industries
3
3
3
3
Major Electives
HAIR-115
HAIR-116
HAIR-117 CUBT-320
Business Electives
CUBU-101 CUBU-102
CUBU-103
SEBU-580
SUIE-500
Marketing Functions for Services Industries
People Management
Management Accounting for the Business
Business Psychology
Industry Experience
3
3
3
3
3
Beauty Therapy Electives
CUBT-111Make-Up
CUBT-112
Manicure and Pedicure
3
3
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
77
Hairdressing/Κομμωτική (cont.)
Higher Diploma, 3 years (offered in Larnaca)
Ανώτερο Δίπλωμα, 3 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λάρνακα)
Computer Electives
COMP-150
COMP-151
Microcomputer Applications
Fundamental Concepts of Information
and Computer Technology
Diploma
Credits
3
3
Language Electives
BENG-200
BENG-200A
BENG-201
BENG-201A
BENG-202
BENG-202A
Total Credits
English Language I
English Language II
English Language III
English Language IV
English Language V
English Language VI
3
3
3
3
3
3
107
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
78
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Hospitality Management (Hotel & Restaurant Operations)
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Nicosia)
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
6
6
3
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
42
6
12
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
84
Language Expression
Business Electives
Computer & Math Electives
3
9
3
6
18
6
Foreign Language Electives
3
6
60
120
Major Requirements
HOT-100
HOT-110
HOT-111
HOT-112 HOT-101 HOT-210 HOT-211 HOT-212 HOT-235 HOT-245 HOT-250 HOT-201 Aims
The programme aims to enable students to assume
responsible roles in the hospitality industry and to achieve
their career goals. Students are exposed to both
theoretical and experiential applications in order
to develop skills, competencies and confidence
necessary for a successful career in the industry.
The foundation is laid for a seamless transition from
student to a professional at entry-level supervisory
positions. A Diploma may be earned after two years
of study, on completion of the 60 required credits.
Total
Introduction to Hospitality Operations
Food & Beverage Operations
Food Production & Service Operations I
Food Production & Service Operations II
Internship I
Bar Operations
Restaurant Operations I
Restaurant Operations II
Housekeeping & Maintenance Operations
Front Office Operations
Hotel Information Systems
Internship II
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Hospitality (Hotel) Management
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Larnaca)
Bachelor of Science, 4 years (offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
Major Requirements
Aims
The Bachelor of Science Degree in Hotel
Management provides both specialised courses
about how hotels function and generalised courses
in business administration. There are electives in
computing and foreign languages.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 63 required credits. For the
Bachelor’s Degree two further years of study are
needed, to complete the required 126 credits.
HOSP-100 HOSP-105 HOSP-110 HOSP-111A HOSP-201 HOSP-210A HOSP-211A HOSP-235 HOSP-245 HOSP-250 HOSP-301 HOSP-320 HOSP-350
HOSP-360 HOSP-361 HOSP-370 HOSP-375 HOSP-380 HOSP-430 HOSP-450 HOSP-480 HOSP-485 HOSP-490 HOSP-493 TRVL-103
TRVL-215 TRVL-300 Introduction to Hospitality Management
Food Science
Food and Beverage Management
Food Production and Service Operations
Hospitality/Tourism Practicum I
Bar Management
Restaurant Operations Management
Housekeeping and Maintenance Management
Front Office Management
Hospitality Information System
Hospitality/Tourism Practicum II
Food and Beverage Control
Food Service Layout and Design
Meetings, Conferences and Incentives
Nutrition
Hospitality Human Resources Management
Casino Management
Service Quality Management
Hospitality and Tourism Law
Hospitality Managerial Accounting
Marketing for Hospitality Industry
Research Methods
Intercultural Communication
Final Year Project
Introduction to Travel and Tourism
Structure of Tourism
Tourism Planning and Development
Business Electives
Foreign Languages Electives
Language Expression
Computer and Mathematics Electives
Liberal Arts Electives
Computer Electives
Mathematics and Science Electives
Humanities Electives
Social Sciences Electives
Total Credits
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
1
3
4
3
3
6
6
6
6
2
6
8
6
6
3
9
21
6
6
42
3
3
3
3
1
3
4
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
2
6
8
6
6
6
2
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
3
3
51-69
6
6
102-138
12-18
6-12
3-11
6-15
6-12
24-36
12-24
6-22
12-30
12-24
18-30
6-12
9-15
36-60
12-24
18-30
63
120
126
6-12
6-12
0-9
6-12
12-24
12-24
0-18
12-24
240
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
80
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Hotel and Tourism Management
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
8
6
6
6
Major Core Requirements - Tourism
15-21
30-42
TRVL-100 TRVL-105 TRVL-110 TRVL-125 TRVL-130 TRVL-135 TRVL-201 TRVL-215 TRVL-225 TRVL-240 3
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
15-21
6
6
6
6
6
6
2
6
6
6
30-42
9-18
6-12
3-11
6-12
3-9
18-30
12-24
6-12
12-24
6-18
63
120
Major Requirements
HOSP-100 HOSP-105 HOSP-110 HOSP-111A
HOSP-201 HOSP-210 HOSP-210A HOSP-211A HOSP-235 HOSP-245 HOSP-250 Aims
The Diploma in Hotel and Tourism Management
provides a broad education in the functioning of
tourism and, in particular, tourism offices and/or
hotels. Courses in airlines, geography, ticketing
and reservations, as well as management, follow.
Students also have the opportunity to study Hotel/
Hospitality, computing, business and foreign
languages. The Bachelor’s Degree provides further
theoretical as well as practical experience in the
fields of tourism and hotel management.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the required 63 credits.
Introduction to Hospitality Management I
Food Science
Food and Beverage Management I
Food Production and Service Operations
Hospitality/Tourism Practicum I
Food and Beverage Management II
Bar Management
Restaurant Operations Management
Housekeeping and Maintenance Management
Front Office Management
Hospitality Information System
Airline and Travel Operations
Introduction to Travel and Tourism
Geography of Travel and Tourism
Ticketing and Reservations I
Airline Computerised Reservations I
Airline Computerised Reservations II
Tourism/Hospitality Practicum
Structure of Tourism
Ticketing and Reservations II
Leisure and Recreation
Business Electives
Foreign Language Electives
Language Expression Electives
Computer and Mathetics Electives
Liberal Arts Electives
Total Credits
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Information Technology/Τεχνολογία Πληροφορικής
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Nicosia)
Δίπλωμα, 2 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λευκωσία)
Υποχρεωτικά Μαθήματα
Σκοπός
Με την απόκτηση του διπλώματος οι φοιτητές
εξοπλίζονται με τις τεχνολογικές γνώσεις τις οποίες
θα μπορέσουν να εφαρμόσουν στον τομέα της
πληροφορικής όπως είναι ο σχεδιασμός λογισμικών
προγραμμάτων τα οποία θα εξυπηρετούν τις ανάγκες
των επιχειρήσεων στις οποίες θα εργάζονται.
Ακόμη ένας βασικός τομέας τον οποίο καλύπτει το
δίπλωμα της Τεχνολογίας Πληροφορικής είναι η
διαχείριση συστημάτων και έργων πληροφορικής.
Ο φοιτητής αναπτύσσει ικανότητες όπως είναι η
οργάνωση, η λειτουργική διαχείριση αλλά και η
υποστήριξη της τεχνολογίας της πληροφορικής στις
επιχειρήσεις. Κατά τη διάρκεια του διπλώματος ο
φοιτητής αναπτύσσει ακόμη ικανότητες υποβολής
αναφορών και εκθέσεων μέσω της παρουσίασης,
αντιμετώπισης και λύσης ενός επιχειρησιακού
προβλήματος χρησιμοποιώντας την τεχνολογία
αλλά και τις γνώσεις που έχει ο φοιτητής από τα
μαθήματα.
ΙT-115
ΙT-155
ΙT-130
ΙT-145
ΙT-180
ΙT-190
ΙT-160
ΙT-185
ΙT-285
ΙT-290
ΙT-260
ΙT-292
ΙT-240
ΙT-250
ΙT-291
ΙT-255
ΙT-265
ΙT-280
Αλγοριθμική
Διαχείριση Πληροφοριακών Συστημάτων
Εισαγωγή στα Συστήματα Υπολογιστών
Υποστήριξη Χρηστών
Ανάλυση και Σχεδιασμός Συστημάτων
Αρχές Προγραμματισμού
Δίκτυα και Επικοινωνίες
Βάσεις Δεδομένων (Ι)
Βάσεις Δεδομένων (ΙΙ)
Δομές Δεδομένων
Τεχνολογία Διαδικτύου
Προγραμματισμός - Visual Basic.ΝΕΤ
Τεχνολογία Πολυμέσων
Ασφάλεια στην Πληροφορική
Αντικειμενοστρεφής Προγραμματισμός (C++)
Διαχείριση Έργων Πληροφορικής
Ηλεκτρονικό Εμπόριο
Τεχνητή Νοημοσύνη
Γλωσσική ΄Εκφραση
Σύνολο Πιστωτικών Μονάδων
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
54
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
108
6
12
60
120
Διάρκεια Σπουδών
Δύο (2) έτη για την απόκτηση Διπλώματος (Diploma).
Γλώσσα Διδασκαλίας
Το πρόγραμμα προσφέρεται στην Ελληνική γλώσσα.
82
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Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
5
Law
Diploma, (2 years, Diploma)
Business Core Requirements
Aims
The stated aims of the Diploma in Law program are:
LAW-101 LAW-111 LAW-112 LAW-121
LAW-122 LAW-131 LAW-132 LAW-141 LAW-142 LAW-201 LAW-202 LAW-211 LAW-212 LAW-231 LAW-232 LAW-371A
Legal Institutions in Cyprus
Criminal Law I
Criminal Law II
Constitutional Law I
Constitutional Law II
Law of Contract I
Law of Contract II
English Legal System I
English Legal System II
European Union Law I
European Union Law II
Law of Torts I
Law of Torts II
International Law I
International Law II
Internship I
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
48
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
96
3
6
6
6
12
12
63
126
Major Electives
• To provide education and learning as well as training potential for a professional career in the field
of legal studies, including theoretical as well as
practical vocation. Such orientation may include
legal assistance in law offices and other law related
professions, including law libraries and secretaries/
assistants to solicitors and judges, and in the legal
departments of such entities as trading companies, banks, and insurance companies.
Language Expression
Math and Computers
Liberal Arts Electives
Total Credits
• To create an environment of legal scholarship
with regards to Cypriot legal institutions and to
improve through legal education the existing
legal and political norms of the Cypriot society.
Duration of studies
2 years
Language of delivery
English
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
83
Office Administration
Certificate 1 year (intermediate qualification)
Diploma, 2 years
(offered in Nicosia, Limassol and Larnaca)
Major Requirements
Aims
The programme leads to a Diploma and aims
to provide students with the necessary skills for
employment as executive secretaries and personal
assistants. Students learn English and Greek
Typewriting, English and Greek Shorthand, and
Office Practice and Behaviour. There is also a choice
of business and computing electives.
Programme Duration
The Diploma may be earned after one additional
year, on completion of the required 63 credits.
OFAD-105A OFAD-106A OFAD-109A OFAD-110A OFAD-115A OFAD-116A
OFAD-121 OFAD-122 OFAD-131 OFAD-132 OFAD-205A OFAD-206A OFAD-215A OFAD-216A OFAD-221 OFAD-222 OFAD-231 OFAD-232 OFAD-233 OFAD-245 OFAD-246
OFAD-250 OFAD-251 OFAD-252 OFAD-291 Greek Keyboarding
Elementary Greek Text Production
Office Practice I
Office Practice II
English Keyboarding
Elementary English Text Production
English Shorthand I
English Shorthand II
Greek Shorthand I
Greek Shorthand II
Intermediate Greek Text Production
Advanced Greek Text Production
Intermediate English Text Production
Advanced English Text Production
Intermediate English Shorthand
Advanced English Shorthand
Intermediate Greek Shorthand
Advanced Greek Shorthand
Basic Transcription
Office Administration
Office Administration II
Audio Typewriting
Information and Records Management
Information Management
Secretarial Practicum
Business Electives
Language Expression
Computer and Maths Electives
Liberal Arts Electives
Total Credits
Diploma
Credits
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
29-43
3-6
9-12
6-15
5-12
63
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
84
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Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Office Management
Bachelor of Business, 4 years (offered in Limassol)
Major Business Core Requirements
ACCT-110
Accounting I
ACCT-111
Accounting II
BADM-230
Business Law
BADM-234
Organisational Behaviour
COMM-321
Public Relations Principles
COMM-322
Public Relations Methods
ECON-261
Principles of Microeconomics
ECON-262
Principles of Macroeconomics
MGT-281
Introduction to Management
MKTG-291Marketing
MGT-481
Human Resource Management
BADM-431
Research Methods in Business
BUS-475A
Strategy and Business Policy
BADM-493
Final Year Project
Aims
The Office Management (4 Years, Bachelor of
Business Administration) programme aims to
provide a broad-based education that will develop
the necessary skills and knowledge for students
to become efficient and effective office managers
in different organisational settings. In addition to
the technical skills of document production and
computer applications, the programme will provide
sound knowledge and cultivate an inquisitive culture
to enable students to think critically and develop
their decision making skills so that they are able
to contribute to their employers’ efforts to achieve
their organisational objectives. Students will also
acquire the skills to cope with the challenges of the
constantly changing computer and communication
technology.
Programme Duration
The Bachelor’s Degree has a normal duration of four
years and is awarded upon completion of the 120
required credits.
Major Requirements
OFAD-109A
Office Practice I
OFAD-110A
Office Practice II
OFAD-252
Information Management
OFAD-245
Office Administration
OFAD-346
Meetings and Conferences
OFAD-350
Office Safety and Security
OFAD-251
Records Management
OFAD-452
Facilities Management
OFAD-491Practicum
Major Electives
OFAD-105A
OFAD-106A
OFAD-115A
OFAD-116A
OFAD-205A
OFAD-206A
OFAD-215A
OFAD-216A
Business Electives
Language Expression
Computer and Math Electives
Humanities and Social Science Electives
Total Credits
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
Greek Keyboarding
Elementary Greek Text Production
English Keyboarding
Elementary English Text Production
Inter. Greek Text Production
Advanced Greek Text Production
Inter. English Text Production
Advanced English Text Production
Bachelor
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
36-42
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
72-84
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
23-26
6
6
6
4
6
6
6
6
6
46-52
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
10-20
4
4
6
6
6
6
4
4
20-40
3-14
12-15
12-18
12-30
6-28
24-30
24-36
24-60
120
240
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
85
Pre-Primary Education/Νηπιαγωγικά
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Larnaca)
Δίπλωμα, 2 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λάρνακα)
Υποχρεωτικά Μαθήματα
Aims
The programme in Pre-Primary Education aims to
provide students with all necessary knowledge and
skills required for successful teaching in nursery
schools and kindergartens as well as for the organisation, establishment and running of such institutions.
EDUC-100
Εισαγωγή στις Επιστήμες Αγωγής
EDUC-101G
Νεοελληνική Γλώσσα
EDUC-104A
Παιδική Λογοτεχνία Ι
EDUC-111A
Πρωτομαθηματικές Έννοιες
EDUC-121
Ανατομία & Α’ Βοήθειες
EDUC-125NΒρεφονηπιοκομικά
EDUC-131N
Εισαγωγή στην Ψυχολογία
EDUC-134
Εξελικτική Ψυχολογία
EDUC-147A
Οργάνωση Διοίκηση Νηπιαγωγείου
EDUC-151A
Φυσική Αγωγή
EDUC-156AΜουσική-Κίνηση
EDUC-175
Αγγλική Γλώσσα
EDUC-200
Θεωρία και Μεθοδολογία της Διδασκαλίας
EDUC-206
Θρησκευτικά-Ηθική Αγωγή
EDUC-213A
Φυσικές Επιστήμες στο Νηπιαγωγείο
EDUC-235N
Παιδαγωγική Ψυχολογία
EDUC-247A
Γλωσσική Αγωγή στο Νηπιαγωγείο
EDUC-253AΤεχνη-Χειροτεχνία
EDUC-259A
Θεατρική Αγωγή & Θεατρικό Παιγνίδι
EDUC-269A
Ηλεκτρονικοί Υπολογιστές Ι
EDUC-297G
Σχολική Εμπειρία Ι
EDUC-298A
Σχολική Εμπειρία ΙΙ
Μαθήματα Γενικής Μόρφωσης
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 75 required credits.
EDUC-204A
EDUC-205A
EDUC-231
EDUC-233
EDUC-246
EDUC-28
Σύγχρονη Ελληνική Λογοτεχνία
Νεότερη Κυπριακή Λογοτεχνία
Κοινωνική Ψυχολογία
Ψυχολογία Προσαρμογής & Απόκλισης
Κοινωνιολογία της Εκπαίδευσης
Εισαγωγή στη Φιλοσοφία
Σύνολο Πιστωτικών Μονάδων
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
66
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
132
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
9
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
18
75
150
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
86
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Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
5
Radiographic Technology
Higher Diploma, 3 years (offered in Larnaca)
Major Requirements
Aims
The programme prepares learners to perform
radiographic procedures on patients using technologically advanced equipment to produce images
of anatomical structures for evaluation by radiologists (physicians). Through this qualification the
learners will become familiar with the radiation
technology and equipment, the medical terminology, the therapies by radiation, the management
of radiological laboratory. The programme will
prepare learners to operate sophisticated radiation
equipment, to provide psychological support for
patients who are dealing with the stress of their
illness. This qualification gives learners a unique
opportunity to blend the knowledge and skills
of physics, chemistry, anatomy, IT, psychology,
medicine and health care in daily work.
BENG-200A
BENG-200B
BENG-201A
BENG-201B
BENG-202A
BENG-202B
COMM-321
COMP-150
HRS-101
HRS-102
PSY-100
RAD-101
RAD-102
RAD-103
RAD-104
RAD-201
RAD-202
RAD-203
RAD-204
RAD-302
RAD-303
RAD-304
RAD-305
RAD-306
RAD-307
RAD-308
RAD-309
SCI-220
SCI-240
SCI-250
SCI-251
SCI-291
SCI-301
SCI-491A
Total Credits
English Language I
English Language II
English Language III
English Language IV
English Language V
English Language VI
Public Relations Principles
Microcomputer Applications
Human Anatomy and Physiology I
Human Anatomy and Physiology II
Psychology for Health and Social Care
Principles of Radiations Physics
Chemistry and Contrast
Principles of Radiation Physics
Radiobology and Microbiology
Mechanisms and Quality Assurance of Radiological Equipment
Dosimetry and Radiation Technology
Radiation Safety and Dose to Patients
Principles of Ultrasound Imaging
Dental and Pediatric Radiology
Gastrointestinal Radiology
Biostatistics and Risks of cancer due to radiation
Nuclear Medicine
Neuroradiology
Interventional Radiology
Principles of Radiation Therapy
Imaging Systems
Orthopedic Radiology
Health Safety and Infection Control
Radiological Positioning Techniques I
Radiological Positioning Techniques II
Work-Based Experience
Nursing Care Procedures
Project for Radiography
Diploma
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
94
Programme Duration
A Higher diploma may be earned after three years
of study, on completion of 94 required credits.
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
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Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
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Travel and Tourism Management
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Limassol and Larnaca)
Major Requirements
HOSP-100
TRVL-100
TRVL-105
TRVL-110
TRVL-125
TRVL-130
TRVL-135
TRVL-201
TRVL-215
TRVL-225
TRVL-240
Introduction to Hospitality Management
Airline and Travel Operations
Introduction to Travel and Tourism
Geography of Travel & Tourism
Ticketing and Reservations I
Airline Computerised Reservations I
Airline Computerised Reservations II
Tourism/Hospitality Practicum
Structure of Tourism
Ticketing and Reservations II
Leisure and Recreation
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
24-28
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
2
6
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
12-18
6
3
6
3
6
6
6
6
6-12
3-11
6-12
6-12
12-24
6-22
12-24
12-24
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
3
6
6
6
6
6
8
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
8
6
6
63
120
Business Electives
Aims
The Diploma in Travel and Tourism Management
provides a broad education in the functioning of
tourism and, in particular, tourism offices. There
are courses in airlines, geography, ticketing and
reservations, as well as management.
Programme Duration
A Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 63 required credits.
ACCT-110
Accounting I
ACCT-111
Accounting II
BADM-230
Business Law
BADM-234
Organisational Behavior
ECON-261
Principles of Microeconomics
ECON-262
Principles of Macroeconomics
MGT-281
Introduction to Management
MKTG-291Marketing
Foreign Language Electives
Language Expression
Computer and Mathematics Electives
Liberal Arts Electives
DES-110A
DES-111
ESCI-200
HIST-201
HIST-202
HIST-203
HIST-260
MUS-110
PHIL-101
PHIL-120
PSCI-101
PSY-110
PSY-111
PSY-210A
REL-250A
SOC-101
88
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Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
Total Credits
Introduction to the Visual Arts
Greek Art
Society & Environment
World History to 1500
World History Since 1500
Modern Europe
Cyprus History & Culture
Introduction to Music
Introduction to Philosophy
Ethics
American National Government
General Psychology I
General Psychology II
Social Psychology
Ancient & Medieval Christian Thought
Principles of Sociology
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
5
Τεχνικός Ηλεκτρολογίας
Δίπλωμα, 2 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λευκωσία)
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Nicosia)
Υποχρεωτικά Μαθήματα
Στόχος:
Ο κλάδος Τεχνολογίας Ηλεκτρολόγων ασχολείται
με ηλεκτρικές εγκαταστάσεις σε οικιστικές και
βιομηχανικές μονάδες όπως και στον σχεδιασμό
αυτοματισμών και συστημάτων ελέγχου συσκευών
ισχύος. Ο συγκεκριμένος κλάδος ασχολείται επίσης
με τον σχεδιασμό και εγκατάσταση φωτοβολταϊκών
συστημάτων όπως και στην καλωδίωση συστημάτων επικοινωνίας (ήχου και εικόνας). Κατά την
διάρκεια των σπουδών του ο φοιτητής θα αποκτήσει
γνώσεις σχεδιασμού και εγκατάστασης ηλεκτρικών
συστημάτων με γνώμονα κανονισμούς και οδηγίες
που διέπουν τον κλάδο της Ηλεκτρολογίας. Επίσης,
ο φοιτητής θα αποκτήσει πρακτική εμπειρία με την
βοήθεια υποχρεωτικών εργαστηριακών μαθημάτων
καθώς επίσης και κατά την διάρκεια της καλοκαιρινής υποχρεωτικής εργοδότησης τους σε εταιρίες που
δραστηριοποιούνται στον τομέα των ηλεκτρικών
εγκαταστάσεων, δικτύων επικοινωνίας, αυτοματισμούς, και ανανεώσιμες πηγές ενέργειας.
ETECH-100
ETECH -110
ETECH -120
ETECH 130
ETECH -160
ETECH -170
ETECH -200
ETECH -220
ETECH -215
ETECH -260
ETECH -270
ETECH -225
ETECH -230
ETECH -240
ETECH -250
ETECH -290
ETECH -199
ETECH -299
Βασικές Αρχές Ηλεκτρισμού
Ασφάλεια και Υγεία
Βασικές Αρχές Ηλεκτρολογικών Εγκαταστάσεων
Ψηφιακά Συστήματα
Τεχνικό Σχέδιο
Ηλεκτρονικές Συσκευές και Κυκλώματα
Προχωρημένες Αρχές Ηλεκτρισμού
Προχωρημένες Αρχές Ηλεκτρολογικών Εγκαταστάσεων
Εργαστήριο Ηλεκτρικών, Ηλεκτρονικών και Ψηφιακών Κυκλωμάτων
Προγραμματισμένα Συστήματα Ελέγχου
Καλωδίωση Δικτύου
Εργαστήριο Ηλεκτρικών Εγκαταστάσεων
Κανονισμοί Ηλεκτρικών Εγκαταστάσεων
Σχεδιασμός Πινάκων Ελέγχου και Αυτοματισμού
Σχεδιασμός και Εγκατάσταση Φωτοβολταΐκών Συστημάτων
Ατομική Εργασία
Πρακτική Εκπαίδευση 1
Πρακτική Εκπαίδευση
Γλωσσική Έκφραση
Μαθηματικά και Ηλεκτρονικοί Υπολογιστές
Σύνολο Πιστωτικών Μονάδων
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
54
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
3
6
3
6
6
6
6
6
108
6
6
12
12
66
132
Διάρκεια Σπουδών: 2 Έτη
Γλώσσα Διδασκαλίας: Ελληνική
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
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Τεχνολογία Μηχανολογικών Εγκαταστάσεων
Δίπλωμα, 2 έτη
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Nicosia)
Υποχρεωτικά Μαθήματα
Στόχος:
Ο σκοπός του προγράμματος αυτού είναι να
προσπαθήσει να καλύψει αυτές τις ανάγκες και
να προμηθεύει σωστά καταρτισμένο προσωπικό
με τις απαραίτητες θεωρητικές και πρακτικές
ικανότητες για να αντεπεξέλθει στις αυξανόμενες προκλήσεις και απαιτήσεις της βιομηχανίας
στον κλάδο της Τεχνολογίας Μηχανολογικών
Εγκαταστάσεων ο οποίος θεωρείται ένας από τους
βασικότερους κλάδους στους τομείς της βιομηχανίας και κατασκευών. Ουσιαστικά, οι απόφοιτοι του
προγράμματος αυτού θα αποτελούν το συνδετικό
μέσο μεταξύ του επιστήμονα μηχανικού ή αρχιτέκτονα και του εργατοτεχνικού προσωπικού ενώ
παράλληλα θα ασκούν την τεχνική, οικονομική και
οργανωτική διαχείριση του εργοταξίου.
MTECH-100
MTECH-110
MTECH-150
MTECH-160
MTECH-170
MTECH-180
MTECH-250
MTECH-260
MTECH-210
MTECH-220
MTECH-230
MTECH-265
MTECH-265
MTECH-270
MTECH 240
MTECH-290
MTECH-195
MTECH-295
Βασικές Αρχές Θερμοδυναμικής
Βασικές Αρχές Ηλεκτρισμού
Υδραυλικά συστήματα (I)
Ψύξη Κλιματισμός Εξαερισμός (Ι)
Τεχνικό Σχέδιο
Ασφάλεια και Υγεία
Υδραυλικά συστήματα (IΙ)
Ψύξη Κλιματισμός Εξαερισμός (ΙΙ)
Θερμικά Συστήματα
Χαρακτηριστικά και ιδιότητες υλικών
Ανανεώσιμες Πηγές Ενέργειας (I)
Ψύξη Κλιματισμός Εξαερισμός (ΙΙΙ)
Ψύξη Κλιματισμός Εξαερισμός (ΙΙΙ)
Ανανεώσιμες Πηγές Ενέργειας (II)
Τεχνολογίες Προστασίας Περιβάλλοντος
Ατομική Εργασία
Θερινή Πρακτική Εξάσκηση (Ι)
Θερινή Πρακτική Εξάσκηση (ΙΙ)
Γλωσσική Έκφραση
Μαθηματικά και Ηλεκτρονικοί Υπολογιστές
Επιλεγόμενα Διοίκησης Επιχειρήσεων
Liberal Arts Electives
Σύνολο Πιστωτικών Μονάδων
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
51
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
102
6
6
3
12
12
6
66
132
Διάρκεια Σπουδών: 2 Έτη
Γλώσσα Διδασκαλίας: Ελληνική
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
90
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
5
Web Design
Diploma, 2 years (offered in Limassol)
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
27
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
54
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
15-21
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
30-42
Language Expression
Humanities and Social Science Electives
3-9
3-6
6-18
6-12
Total Credits
60
120
Major Requirements
COMP-152B
WDES-110
WDES-123
WDES-112
WDES-125
WDES-135
WDES-175
WDES-200
WDES-225
Introduction to Programming
Web Design I
Principles of Animation and Flash
Design for Web
Interactive Media Principles
Information Architecture
Databases for the Web
Web Design II
Web Scripting I
Major Electives
Aims
The aim of this programme is to equip students with
the skills, knowledge and competencies necessary
to design and create websites and web applications
from the ground up and thereby pursue a successful career in the Web Design / Development field.
Programme Duration
The Diploma may be earned after two years of study,
on completion of the 60 required credits
COMM-105
Introduction to Digital Culture
COMP-255A Programming II
DES-110A
Introduction to the Visual Arts
MKTG-280E-Marketing
WDES-115
Desktop Publishing
WDES-130
Computer Illustration
WDES-233
Web Scripting II
WDES-240
Digital Photography for the Web
WDES-260
Java Programming
WDES-265
Web Development with ASP
WDES-270
Content Management Systems
WDES-275
Interaction Design/Design Experience
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Τεχνικός Αερίων Καυσίμων
Ανώτερο Δίπλωμα, 3 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λευκωσία)
Higher Diploma, 3 years (offered in Nicosia)
Υποχρεωτικά Μαθήματα
Στόχοι:
• Η παροχή απαραίτητης ακαδημαϊκής γνώσης σ’ ένα
ευρύ φάσμα βασικών αρχών της Τεχνικής Αερίων
Καυσίμων για να μπορέσουν να υποστηρίξουν και να
κατανοήσουν τις διάφορες πρακτικές που εφαρμόζονται σε αυτό τον τομέα.
• Η παροχή απαραίτητης πρακτικής γνώσης και εξάσκησης για να μπορέσουν να εφαρμόζουν σωστά τις
διάφορες πρακτικές μεθόδους που εφαρμόζονται
στον τομέα των Τεχνικών Αερίων Καυσίμων.
• Η εμπέδωση σχετικών γνώσεων και μεθόδων για
εφαρμογή σωστών και αποτελεσματικών μέτρων
ασφάλειας και κανονισμών για την προστασία των
εργαζομένων, του χώρου εργασίας και του περιβάλλοντος.
• Η απόκτηση απαραίτητων γνώσεων μεθόδων, υλικών
και εξαρτημάτων για εγκατάσταση, λειτουργία και
συντήρηση εγκαταστάσεων και συστημάτων Αερίων
Καυσίμων.
• Η ανάπτυξη ειδικών δεξιοτήτων και γνώσεων για
την επιλογή των κατάλληλων υλικών και εξαρτημάτων που χρησιμοποιούνται κατά την εκτέλεση
εργασιών συναφών με το φυσικό αέριο και άλλων
Αερίων Καυσίμων και την ορθή κοστολόγηση της
εργασίας που εκτελείται.
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Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
OGT-151
OGT-152
OGT-171
OGT-153
OGT-154
OGT-221
OGT-241
OGT-231
OGT-255
OGT-242
OGT-272
OGT-211
OGT-244
OGT-281
OGT-256
OGT-312
OGT-345
OGT-346
OGT-322
OGT-323
OGT-347
OGT-324
OGT-383
OGT-392
OGT-291
OGT-292
Εισαγωγή στην Ηλεκτροτεχνία
Εισαγωγή στη Θερμοδυναμική
Υγιεινή και Ασφάλεια στην Εργασία
Μηχανολογικό και Τεχνικό Σχέδιο
Τεχνολογία Συγκολλήσεων MMA
Τεχνολογία και Αντοχές Υλικών
Χαρακτηρισμός Υδρογονανθράκων
Τεχνολογία Συγκολλήσεων MIG/MAG
Εφαρμογές σε Συσκευές και Καυστήρες Υγρών και Αερίων Καυσίμων
Εγκαταστάσεις και Εξοπλισμός φυσικού και Υγροποιημένου Αερίου
Πυρόσβεση και Πυροπροστασία από πετρελαιοειδή και αέρια καύσιμα
Εφαρμοσμένες Αρχές Καύσης
Μεταφορά και Αποθήκευση Υγρών / Αέριων Καυσίμων
Ρύπανση από Πετρελαιοειδή και Τεχνολογίες Απορρύπανσης
Τεχνολογία Συγκολλήσεων TIG
Εισαγωγή στη Ρευστομηχανική
Μηχανική ΤαμιευτήρωνΙ (Reservoir Technology)
Τεχνολογία Προϊόντων Πετρελαίου
Τεχνική Εδαφομηχανική
Βασικές Αρχές Μηχανικής (Structures)
Εργαστήριο οργάνων και συστημάτων ελέγχου
Διοίκηση και Διαχείριση Έργων
Οικονομικοτεχνική ανάλυση εγκαταστάσεων Φυσικού Αερίου
Θεματική Εργασία
Θερινή Πρακτική Εξάσκηση (Ι)
Θερινή Πρακτική Εξάσκηση (ΙΙ)
Γλωσσική Έκφραση
Μαθηματικά και Ηλεκτρονικοί Υπολογιστές
Χημεία
Επιλεγόμενα Διοίκησης Επιχειρήσεων
Σύνολο Πιστωτικών Μονάδων
Diploma
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
78
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
3
6
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
156
6
6
3
3
12
12
6
6
96
192
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Τεχνικός Αερίων Καυσίμων (συν.)
Ανώτερο Δίπλωμα, 3 έτη (προσφέρεται στη Λευκωσία)
Higher Diploma, 3 years (offered in Nicosia)
5
• Η ανάπτυξη ειδικών δεξιοτήτων και γνώσεων για την
αναγνώριση, ανάλυση και επίλυση των προβλημάτων
που σχετίζονται με τον τομέα των εγκαταστάσεων
Αερίων Καυσίμων.
• Η ανάπτυξη δεξιοτήτων επικοινωνίας, ώστε οι
φοιτητές να μπορούν να παρουσιάσουν τις τεχνικές
τους ιδέες προφορικά, γραπτά και με ηλεκτρονικά
μέσα.
• Η ανάπτυξη της διά βίου μάθησης, της ελεύθερης
σκέψης και της ευρηματικότητας με σκοπό την
προσαρμογή των φοιτητών σε ένα περιβάλλον
συνεχούς αλλαγής και την επιτυχημένη επαγγελματική σταδιοδρομία στον τομέα των Τεχνικών Αερίων
Καυσίμων ή/και για περαιτέρω ακαδημαϊκές σπουδές.
Διάρκεια Σπουδών: 3 Έτη
Γλώσσα Διδασκαλίας: Ελληνική
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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Master in Business Administration
M.B.A. (offered in Larnaca)
Master
Credits
ECTS
Credits
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
28
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
60
Organisational Behaviour
Corporate Governance
Business Ethics
Labour Relations
Consultancy Process
Managing Corporate Change
3
3
3
3
3
3
12-18
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
30
Relationship Marketing
Market Research
Consumer Behaviour
Communications Management
Entrepreneurship
Marketing of Services
3
3
3
3
3
3
12-18
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
30
Portfolio Analysis
Financial Markets and Institutions
Financial Risk Management
Global Financial Strategies
Commercial Banking
Working Capital Management
3
3
3
3
3
3
12-18
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
30
Foundation Courses (students with appropriate background may be exempted)
MBA-510 MBA-520 MBA-530 MBA-540 Foundations in Economics
Foundations in Accounting
Foundations in Statistics and Research
Foundations in Computers and Information Systems
Core Courses
Aims
This full time MBA programme is designed to
prepare participants in the major functional areas
of today’s competitive business world. The pace
of the programme is rigorous and practical and
participants are offered opportunities to study
modern organisations. The programme aims to
provide participants with the skills necessary to
guide their decisions as corporate executives in a
dynamic global environment. The MBA offers the
possibility of four concentrations:
Management, Marketing, Finance, MIS
Programme Duration
The MBA programme is an intensive study
programme which requires 12-18 months of work.
The course work can be completed in 12 months.
The time of completion may be extended up to
2 years.
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Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
MBA-604
MBA-606
MBA-607
MBA-621
MBA-622
MBA-640
MBA-670
MBA-680
Decision Making Methods and Tools
Global Economics
Organisations and HR Management
Financial and Managerial Accounting
Financial Management
Global Marketing
Operations and Quality Management
Strategic Management
Plus one Specialisation Group
Choose four out of six subjects for Specialisation of your choice
Management
MBA-701 MBA-702 MBA-703 MBA-704 MBA-705 MBA-706 OR Marketing
MBA-711 MBA-712 MBA-713 MBA-714 MBA-715 MBA-716 OR Finance
MBA-721
MBA-722
MBA-723
MBA-724
MBA-725
MBA-726
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
5
Master in Business Administration (cont.)
M.B.A. (offered in Larnaca)
OR Management Information Systems
MBA-731
MBA-732
MBA-733
MBA-734
MBA-735
MBA-736
Computer Systems Architecture (CSA)
Database Management Systems (DBMS)
Web Design and Development
Managing E-Commerce Systems
Computer Networks and Communication Systems (CNCS)
Information Systems Development (ISD)
Integration
MBA-790
MBA-799
Total Credits
Project Research Methodology
Final Project (Thesis)
Master
Credits
ECTS
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
12-18
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
30
2
4
6
10
20
30
46
120
ECTS European
Credit Transfer
System
Please refer to pages 54 - 58 for the status of each programme.
Detailed course descriptions can be found in Part II of this
Prospectus.
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